Creating a Batch to go through all folders on a share and move files - batch-file

Question

Here is what I am attempting to do and if I can get your help it would be greatly appreciated!
Issue:
I want to create a script to do the following:
Go out to a network share where all account folders exist (2,400 folders with a 9-digit naming convention for account numbers, i.e folder name is 123456789).
Then go through a specific directory within the account folders that have a time stamp naming convention (i.e 123456789\Jan_29_2013_453pm).
Next, all folder structures are the same for all account folders EXCEPT the time stamped folder under the root (i.e 123456789`Jan_29_2013_453pm`\data).
Once being able to get through the time stamp folder there will be a set of folders that start off with a naming convention of media1, media2, media3, media4, media5, etc. that I need to access in order to move files.
I need to move a certain file from all media folders into media1. **There is an unknown amount of media folders for different account folders. Some may have 1 and other may have 50.
I need to run a test within the data folder (123456789\Jan_29_2013_453pm\data) to open a logfile.txt to see if a specific string exists at the end of the log (i.e item was successfully created as well as item has failed`).
If there is a SUCCESSFUL string in the logfile.txt, then go ahead and move all files from other media folders into media1. If a FAILURE string, then output the account folder name to a log file (output.txt) so I am aware which account folders failed (I would append the output as I will run this script multiple times).
The idea is to disregard account folders that have just a single media1 folder. Other account directories that have more than ONE media folder need to run a test against the log for SUCCESS or FAIL and depending on the string, to move a single file from all other media (media2,media3,media4,etc.) folders over to media1 unless FAILURE is read in the log.
I created a text file with all account folders on the share. I'm sure a FOR statement can be used against it. I'm also sure that a FOR statement can be used to go through the log in the "DATA" directory to look for the "SUCCESSFUL" or "FAILED" string.
The hard part I see is being able to get through the time stamped folder in order to get to the DATA directory.
THANKS AGAIN FOR ALL THE HELP!
#echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
:beginning
echo.
echo.
echo ===========================================================
echo Starting on !date! !time! on !Computername!
echo ===========================================================
echo.
echo Press ENTER to begin...
pause
echo.
goto :main
:main
cls
echo.
set /P acct=Please type the 9 digit account number you would like to restore:
set acctDir=X:\!acct!\
set acctDir2=media1\Setup\setup.exe /cd
set acctDir3=media1
set x=x:\!acct!\!userDir!
set sumLog="x:\!acct!\!userDir!\SummaryLog.txt"
set succ=finished
set log=c:\logs.txt
echo. Starting on !date! !time! on !Computername! >> !log!
echo.
echo The account number you selected is: !acct!
echo.
goto :user
:user
set /p answer=Is this correct (Y/N)?
echo.
if /i !answer!==y goto :yes (
) else (
echo.
echo Ok. Let's try again^^!
echo.
pause
cls
goto :main
)
)
:yes
set c=0
For /f %%a in ('dir !acctDir! /B /A:D') do (
set /a c+=1
echo !c! %%a
set dir!c!=%%a
)
echo.
set /p userIn="Select a directory [1-!c!]: "
set userDir=!dir%userIn%!
echo.
echo You selected !userDir! for your data retrieval.
echo.
goto :execute
:execute
echo.
echo The software will now be installed...
start !acctdir!\!userDir!\!acctDir2! >>!log!
:move
forfiles /p "!acctdir!\!userDir!\" /s /m *.ARC /c "cmd /c move #file !acctdir!\!userDir!\!acctdir3!"
goto
:string
findstr " .*!succ!" !sumLog!
if exist errorlevel 0 (
pause
goto :move
) else (
goto :eof
)
endlocal
goto :eof