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| | VBS running ntbackup.. Hi, I have been searching the net for a script running ntbackup full backup once a week and differential copy for each consecutive weekday. It cooks down to the following requirement: Create a number of subfolders named after weekdays under a given folder. Determine the current day-of-week if Sunday then goto folder Sunday delete any *.bak.bkf file rename the existing .bkf file to .bak.bkf run ntbackup normal (full) backup else (any other weekday) goto folder %weekday% delete any *.bak.bkf file rename the existing .bkf file to .bak.bkf run ntbackup differential backup finally email the logfile created by the above ntbackup processes If anyone here have seen a script which can serve as a point of departure or otherwise has tips on how to achieve the above functionality, please post here thanks a lot in advance jake |
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| | Re: VBS running ntbackup.. "Jake" <jake44@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OC1aa7IgJHA.5956@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > > I have been searching the net for a script running ntbackup full backup > once a week and differential copy for each consecutive weekday. > > It cooks down to the following requirement: > > Create a number of subfolders named after weekdays under a given folder. > Determine the current day-of-week > if Sunday then > goto folder Sunday > delete any *.bak.bkf file > rename the existing .bkf file to .bak.bkf > run ntbackup normal (full) backup > else (any other weekday) > goto folder %weekday% > delete any *.bak.bkf file > rename the existing .bkf file to .bak.bkf > run ntbackup differential backup > finally email the logfile created by the above ntbackup processes > > If anyone here have seen a script which can serve as a point of departure > or otherwise has tips on how to achieve the above functionality, please > post here > > thanks a lot in advance > > jake with a VB Script file. Do you have any specific questions, or do you have a script/batch file that could be used as a starting point? |
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