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Paul
Aside from DOS shell scripting, is there a method that is native to
Windows 2000 to recursively compare two file trees?
Windows 2000 to recursively compare two file trees?
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Pegasus \(MVP\)
Paul said:Aside from DOS shell scripting, is there a method that is native to
Windows 2000 to recursively compare two file trees?
You could use batch files or VB Script files.
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Paul
You could use batch files or VB Script files.
Thanks, Pegasus. I was hoping that there would be a way to do this
without scripting, as that means it isn't within reach at the moment.
However, I wasn't necessarily expecting that such a solution existed.
Thanks for the heads up on that.
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Pegasus \(MVP\)
Robbie Hatley said:Paul said:Aside from DOS shell scripting, is there a method
that is native to Windows 2000 to recursively compare
two file trees?
No. Use Treecomp.
"Pegasus" replied:
You could use batch files or VB Script files.
EWWW! YUCK! No! Unnecessary to have to wrote [write?]
a whole new program every time you want to compare 2 trees.
While having a custom-made program such as Treecomp is
preferable to writing one's own script, you appear to be
unaware that a script well-written does not need to be rewritten
for each occasion. It only needs to be re-invoked with parameters
that match the current requirements.