Posted: 4/24/2013 9:47:26 AM EDT
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I'm pretty good at powershell. What are you tring to do and which snap-in are you using? I need to write a script that will run through a folder and move files to other folders based on part of the file name. There is a folder name Logs with a bunch of log files. Need to evaluate them based on the last part of the file name like "2013-1.log" and move them to corresponding folders named for each month. So 2013-1 moves to January 2013-2 moves to February etc.. |
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Look at this link and if you still have problems let me know. Probably easiest if you send me your script (just get rid of your actual paths) I'll have a little bit of time this evening to look into it.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13073320/moving-files-into-existing-subfolders-based-on-part-of-the-filename-using-switch |
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Look at this link and if you still have problems let me know. Probably easiest if you send me your script (just get rid of your actual paths) I'll have a little bit of time this evening to look into it. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13073320/moving-files-into-existing-subfolders-based-on-part-of-the-filename-using-switch I'll give it a try. I started to look at it yesterday but got interrupted and never got back to it. Thanks for the link. |
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I got a script to work to move the files based on the name. Now they threw in a monkey wrench and I need to leave the current months files in place. Any tips on where to start for that? LOL, Stupid User Tricks, tell them you need a statement of work before you spend another minute on it. 
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I got a script to work to move the files based on the name. Now they threw in a monkey wrench and I need to leave the current months files in place. Any tips on where to start for that? LOL, Stupid User Tricks, tell them you need a statement of work before you spend another minute on it. Wish it was that simple. |