Using 7zip to archive file by year - file

I have a batch script that runs 7zip and allows me to zip all the files in one folder. I only want to zip files that have a Date Modified of 2010 or another date of my choosing. I want to delete the files after I get them archived into a zip folder. This is my logic.
Find files that are from 2012 and archive those files into a folder called 2012. Zip the folder and delete the files. 0
This is what I have so far.
#ECHO OFF
REM This sets name of the zip file
Set choice=
set /p choice=What is the year of the files?
PAUSE
REM This sets the path of the file
Set path=
set /p path=What is the path of the files on C:\'path'\?
REM Use 7Zip to Zip files in folder c:\path and place the zip archive in C:\path
ECHO.
ECHO Zipping all files in C:\%path% and moving archive to c:\%path%
ECHO.
PAUSE
C:\7z a -tzip "C:\%path%\%choice%.zip" "C:\%path%\*.*" -mx5
ECHO.
PAUSE
ECHO Would you like to Delete the files in orginal folder?
DEL "C:\%path%\*.*"
PAUSE
ECHO File is now zipped

Seems pretty straight forward. By the way, I'm not familiar with 7zip's command-line switches. I'm taking it for granted that you already have the syntax of 7z.exe the way it needs to be.
#echo off
set 7z=C:\7z.exe
if not exist %7z% set /p 7z="Path to 7-zip executable? "
set /p year="What year do you wish to archive? "
set /p dir="What is the path of the files you wish to archive? "
mkdir "%year%"
rem output of dir is date time am/pm size filename
rem filename = 5th + additional tokens
for /f "tokens=5*" %%I in ('dir "%dir%" ^| find "/%year%"') do move "%dir%\%%I %%J" "%year%"
%7z% a -tzip "%dir%\%year%.zip" "%year%" -mx5
set /p I="I'm about to delete the %year% folder. Hit Ctrl-C if this is a bad idea, or hit Enter to continue."
rmdir /q /s "%year%"
echo Done. w00p.
I think what you were missing is the for loop. As I've written it, it performs a directory listing, disregards anything not matching the year as the user enters it, then moves token 5* to the %year% directory for zipping.

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Batch file using 7zip to extract nested zips and delete zips after successful extraction

I have a folder full of zip files. Those zip files sometimes contain zip files, that sometimes contain zip files within them, and so on. I am trying to write a batch file that I can paste into the top folder containing all the zips, and when it runs it will unzip all the nested zip files, and within sub-directories, all the way down, and delete the zips once they have been successfully extracted. The full file paths need to be preserved. If there is an error and a file cannot be extracted then it should not be deleted and the file and file path need to be printed to a text file.
So far I have this:
#ECHO ON
SET source=%cd%
FOR /F "TOKENS=*" %%F IN ('DIR /S /B "%source%\*.zip"') DO "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x "%%~fF" -o"%%~pF\"
EXIT
Which I can drop into a folder and run, it will unzip the first level of zips but none of the nested zips inside. That's the first hurdle.
The next hurdle would be to delete the successfully extracted zips. And last, not to delete any zips that could not be extracted and print their name and/or path to a text file.
Any suggestions or chunks of code are appreciated. Or if there's a better way to do this entirely.
**** UPDATED ****
Mofi posted an answer that looks like it's working except for one piece:
When a ZIP is extracted, it needs to be extracted to a folder with the same name, so I can still follow the structure.
Starting Example:
[Top Level Folder Holding Zips] (folder)
--ExampleZip.zip
---FileInZip.txt
---FileinZip2.txt
--ExampleZip2.zip
---Folder1 (folder)
----ExampleZip3.zip
-----FileinZip3.txt
-----FileinZip4.txt
---ExampleZip4.zip
----FileinZip5.txt
----FileinZip6.txt
Needs to become this:
[Top Level Folder Holding Zips] (folder)
--ExampleZip (folder)
---FileInZip.txt
---FileinZip2.txt
--ExampleZip2 (folder)
---Folder1 (folder)
----ExampleZip3 (folder)
-----FileinZip3.txt
-----FileinZip4.txt
---ExampleZip4 (folder)
----FileinZip5.txt
----FileinZip6.txt
So the full structure is still visible.
I think the top answer in this question shows what I need to include: Extract zip contents into directory with same name as zip file, retain directory structure
This part:
SET "filename=%~1"
SET dirName=%filename:~0,-4%
7z x -o"%dirName%" "%filename%"
Needs to be smashed in there somewhere. Or it seems like there should be a switch for 7Zip that does it, since you can do this from the context menu with "Extract to *" I thought that's what the "extract with full paths" command does but that must have something to do with the -o switch, specifying output path? How do I specify the output path to be a folder with the same name as the input zip? Or merge the answer from that question I linked with Mofi's answer?
*** UPDATED AGAIN ***
I thought there was an issue with the batch file ignoring ZIP files with underscores in the name, but that was a coincidence and it was actually ignoring ZIP files without the Archive file attribute set.
Mofi suggested another fix for that which worked, but the batch file is not extracting nested zips that needed the Archive file attribute set.
This does kind of work, in that I can manually execute the batch file a few times and it will work it's way through everything in the folder, but the loop calculation does not seem to work, or is calculating/terminating before the batch file sets the Archive attribute for all zip files?
Here is the current version I'm working with:
#echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
set "ErrorOutput="
set "LoopCount=20"
rem The current directory is used on batch file being called without
rem a base folder path or with just one or more double quotes.
set "BaseFolder=%~1"
if defined BaseFolder set "BaseFolder=%BaseFolder:"=%"
if not defined BaseFolder set "BaseFolder=%CD%" & goto VerifyFolderPath
rem Make sure the folder path contains backslashes and not forward slashes
rem and does not contain wildcard characters or redirection operators or a
rem horizontal tab character after removing all double quotes.
set "BaseFolder=%BaseFolder:/=\%"
for /F "delims=*?|<> " %%I in ("%BaseFolder%") do if not "%BaseFolder%" == "%%I" (
echo ERROR: %~nx0 must be called with a valid folder path.
echo "%~1" is not a valid folder path.
set "ErrorOutput=1"
goto EndBatch
)
rem Get full folder path in case of the folder was specified with
rem a relative path. If the folder path references the root of a
rem drive like on using "C:\" or just "\", redefine the folder
rem path with full path for root of the (current) drive.
for %%I in ("%BaseFolder%") do set "BaseFolder=%%~fI"
:VerifyFolderPath
rem The base folder path must end with a backslash for verification.
if not "%BaseFolder:~-1%" == "\" set "BaseFolder=%BaseFolder%\"
rem Verify the existence of the folder. The code above processed also
rem folder paths of folders not existing at all and also invalid folder
rem paths containing for example a colon not (only) after drive letter.
if not exist "%BaseFolder%" (
echo ERROR: Folder "%BaseFolder%" does not exist.
set "ErrorOutput=1"
goto EndBatch
)
rem Make sure to process all ZIP files existing in base folder and all
rem its subfolders by setting archive file attribute on all ZIP files.
%SystemRoot%\System32\attrib.exe +A /S "%BaseFolder%*.zip"
rem Process all *.zip files found in base folder and all its subfolders
rem which have the archive file attribute set. *.zip files with archive
rem file attribute not set are ignored to avoid an endless running loop
rem if a ZIP archive file cannot be extracted successfully with reason(s)
rem output by 7-Zip or if the ZIP file cannot be deleted after successful
rem extraction of the archive. The archive extraction loop runs are limited
rem additionally by a loop counter as defined at top of the batch file for
rem 100% safety on prevention of an endless loop execution.
:ExtractArchives
set "ArchiveProcessed="
for /F "delims=" %%I in ('dir "%BaseFolder%*.zip" /AA-D /B /S 2^>nul') do (
set "ArchiveProcessed=1"
echo Extracting archive: "%%I"
"%ProgramFiles%\7-Zip\7z.exe" x -bd -bso0 -o"%%~dpnI\" -spd -y -- "%%I"
#pause
if errorlevel 255 set "ErrorOutput=1" & goto EndBatch
if errorlevel 1 (
set "ErrorOutput=1"
%SystemRoot%\System32\attrib.exe -A "%%I"
) else (
del /A /F "%%I"
if exist "%%I" (
echo ERROR: Failed to delete: "%%I"
set "ErrorOutput=1"
%SystemRoot%\System32\attrib.exe -A "%%I"
)
)
)
if not defined ArchiveProcessed goto EndBatch
set /A LoopCount-=1
if not LoopCount == 0 goto ExtractArchives
:EndBatch
if defined ErrorOutput echo/& pause
endlocal
echo[
echo[
echo If no errors are displayed above, everything extracted successfully. Remember to delete the batch file once you are done.
#pause
It is rare that there would be maybe 10 or 20 layers of nested zips, so a quick and dirty fix may be just somehow looping the whole batch file 10 or 20 times, unless that is a bad idea or there is a more elegant way to do it.
The task to recursively extract all ZIP archives including nested ZIP archives inside a ZIP archive can be achieved by running the ZIP archive file extraction process in a loop until no ZIP file exists anymore. But there must be at least two use cases taken into account to avoid an endless running archive extraction loop:
The extraction of a ZIP archive file fails for whatever reason. 7-Zip outputs information about the error reason(s). Such a ZIP file should not be processed a second time.
The deletion of a successfully extracted ZIP file fails for whatever reason. The ZIP file should not be processed once again.
The solution is processing only ZIP files with archive file attribute set as done automatically by Windows on creating, renaming or modifying a file and remove the archive file attribute on every ZIP file on which the extraction process or the deletion of the file failed to avoid processing the ZIP file again.
The archive file attribute is set on all *.zip files on directory tree to process before starting the archive files extraction process to make sure that really all existing *.zip files are processed at least once. The archive file attribute is also set on all *.zip files in output directory of a completely successfully processed ZIP archive file to make sure that even *.zip files inside a ZIP file with archive file attribute not set after extraction are processed also on next archive file extraction loop run.
#echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
set "ErrorOutput="
set "LoopCount=20"
rem The current directory is used on batch file being called without
rem a base folder path or with just one or more double quotes.
set "BaseFolder=%~1"
if defined BaseFolder set "BaseFolder=%BaseFolder:"=%"
if not defined BaseFolder set "BaseFolder=%CD%" & goto VerifyFolderPath
rem Make sure the folder path contains backslashes and not forward slashes
rem and does not contain wildcard characters or redirection operators or a
rem horizontal tab character after removing all double quotes.
set "BaseFolder=%BaseFolder:/=\%"
for /F "delims=*?|<> " %%I in ("%BaseFolder%") do if not "%BaseFolder%" == "%%I" (
echo ERROR: %~nx0 must be called with a valid folder path.
echo "%~1" is not a valid folder path.
set "ErrorOutput=1"
goto EndBatch
)
rem Get full folder path in case of the folder was specified with
rem a relative path. If the folder path references the root of a
rem drive like on using "C:\" or just "\", redefine the folder
rem path with full path for root of the (current) drive.
for %%I in ("%BaseFolder%") do set "BaseFolder=%%~fI"
:VerifyFolderPath
rem The base folder path must end with a backslash for verification.
if not "%BaseFolder:~-1%" == "\" set "BaseFolder=%BaseFolder%\"
rem Verify the existence of the folder. The code above processed also
rem folder paths of folders not existing at all and also invalid folder
rem paths containing for example a colon not (only) after drive letter.
if not exist "%BaseFolder%" (
echo ERROR: Folder "%BaseFolder%" does not exist.
set "ErrorOutput=1"
goto EndBatch
)
rem Make sure to process all ZIP files existing in base folder and all
rem its subfolders by setting archive file attribute on all ZIP files.
%SystemRoot%\System32\attrib.exe +A /S "%BaseFolder%*.zip" >nul
rem Process all *.zip files found in base folder and all its subfolders
rem which have the archive file attribute set. *.zip files with archive
rem file attribute not set are ignored to avoid an endless running loop
rem if a ZIP archive file cannot be extracted successfully with reason(s)
rem output by 7-Zip or if the ZIP file cannot be deleted after successful
rem extraction of the archive. The archive extraction loop runs are limited
rem additionally by a loop counter as defined at top of the batch file for
rem 100% safety on prevention of an endless loop execution.
:ExtractArchives
set "ArchiveProcessed="
for /F "delims=" %%I in ('dir "%BaseFolder%*.zip" /AA-D /B /S 2^>nul') do (
set "ArchiveProcessed=1"
echo Extracting archive: "%%I"
"%ProgramFiles%\7-Zip\7z.exe" x -bd -bso0 -o"%%~dpI" -spd -y -- "%%I"
if errorlevel 255 set "ErrorOutput=1" & goto EndBatch
if errorlevel 1 (
set "ErrorOutput=1"
%SystemRoot%\System32\attrib.exe -A "%%I"
) else (
%SystemRoot%\System32\attrib.exe +A /S "%%~dpnI\*.zip" >nul
del /A /F "%%I"
if exist "%%I" (
echo ERROR: Failed to delete: "%%I"
set "ErrorOutput=1"
%SystemRoot%\System32\attrib.exe -A "%%I"
)
)
)
if not defined ArchiveProcessed goto EndBatch
set /A LoopCount-=1
if not LoopCount == 0 goto ExtractArchives
:EndBatch
if defined ErrorOutput echo/& pause
endlocal
Note: There must be one horizontal tab character after "delims=*?|<> and " on line 16 of the batch file code and not a series of space characters as there will be after copying the code from browser window and pasting the code into a text editor window.
The batch file is commented with lines with command REM (remark). These comments should be read for understanding the code and then can be removed for a more efficient execution of the batch file by Windows command processor.
The 7-Zip switches used in code are explained by help of 7-Zip opened by double clicking on file 7-zip.chm or opening Help from within GUI window of started 7-Zip. On help tab Contents expand the list item Command Line Version and click on list item Switches to get displayed the help page Command Line Switches with all switches supported by currently used version of 7-Zip.
The batch file can be executed with a folder path as argument to process all ZIP files in this folder and all its subfolders. So it is possible to add to Send to context menu of Windows File Explorer a shortcut file which runs the batch file with the folder path passed by Windows File Explorer to the batch file as first argument. It would be also possible to registry the batch file as context menu option for Directory in Windows registry to be able to run the batch file easily from within any application supporting the Windows context menu handlers for a directory.
Edit after question edited: The command line running 7-Zip can be modified to:
"%ProgramFiles%\7-Zip\7z.exe" x -bd -bso0 -o"%%~dpnI\" -spe -spd -y -- "%%I"
Each ZIP file is extracted with this command line into a subfolder in folder of the ZIP file with name of the ZIP file because of replacing -o"%%~dpI" by -o"%%~dpnI\". The additional 7-Zip switch -spe avoids duplicating the folder name if the ZIP file contains at top level a folder with same name as the ZIP file. So if Example3.zip contains at top level the folder Example3, the files are extracted to folder Example3 and not to folder Example3\Example3 as it would occur without usage of option -spe.
For understanding the used commands and how they work, open a command prompt window, execute there the following commands, and read entirely all help pages displayed for each command very carefully.
attrib /?
call /?
dir /?
echo /?
endlocal /?
for /?
goto /?
if /?
rem /?
set /?
setlocal /?
Read the Microsoft documentation about Using command redirection operators for an explanation of 2>nul. The redirection operator > must be escaped with caret character ^ on FOR command line to be interpreted as literal character when Windows command interpreter processes this command line before executing command FOR which executes the embedded dir command line with using a separate command process started in background.
Using Groovy, or Ant
This would be a lot easier using Apache Ant or, better still, the Groovy AntBuilder.
e.g. this Groovy script will unzip all the top leval zip files then delete them:
new AntBuilder().with {
def sourceRoot = '.'
// Unzip all .zip files in / underneath sourceRoot
unzip( dest: 'some-folder' ) {
fileset( dir: sourceRoot ) {
include name: "**/*.zip"
}
}
// Unzip throws an exception on failure.
// Delete all .zip files in / underneath sourceRoot
delete {
fileset( dir: sourceRoot, includes: '**/*.zip' )
}
}
You'll need to keep scanning the destination folder for zips, and repeating the above process, until everythings unzipped. You may also find it useful to use a FileScanner.
AntBuilder throws an exception if anything fails, so you can avoid deleting archives that fail to unzip. AntBuilder will also log it's progress, using the standard Java logging mechanisms. You can tell it the level of detail you want, or supress it completely
The full AntBuilder documentation is here:
http://docs.groovy-lang.org/latest/html/documentation/ant-builder.html
Using a fileScanner
Example from the Groovy AntBuilder documentation:
// let's create a scanner of filesets
def scanner = ant.fileScanner {
fileset(dir:"src/test") {
include(name:"**/My*.groovy")
}
}
// now let's iterate over
def found = false
for (f in scanner) {
println("Found file $f")
found = true
assert f instanceof File
assert f.name.endsWith(".groovy")
}
assert found
Putting it together
It's not a huge leap to combine a filesScanner with an AntBuilder to get the job done. I suspect it will be a lot easier than doing it with a batch script.
Finally managed to write a batch file that can unzip nested zips, keeping the archive file structure intact!
logic is that, run recursively until all the zip files are unzipped. Number of iterations default is 5, and can be passed as cmd arg "extract.bat 3". may be changed to a while loop until hit file not found exception. And most importantly delete the archive file after extraction, so, we don't get into endless loop!
But follow the rules below
it uses 7z, make sure in the cmd window 7z can be run, that is in the path
zip file names cannot have spaces. make sure of that and ext is zip
copy the zip file to a directory where there are no other zip files
And only .zip ext, you may change that to rar or anything in the batch file
Here is the batch file
Rem Nested unzip - #sivakd
echo off
if "%1"=="" (set iter=5) else (set iter=%1)
echo Running %iter% iterations
for /l %%x in (1, 1, %iter%) do (
dir *.zip /s /b > ziplist.txt
for /F %%f in (ziplist.txt) do (
7z x %%f -o%%~dpnf -y & del /f %%f
)
del ziplist.txt
)

How to integrate batch file with Total Commander GUI selected files / directories?

Reference: How to create a RAR archive with date of the archived folder in archive file name?
With the referenced batch file I can make a good packed file for the folder I want to backup.
#echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
set "FolderToBackup=%1"
rem Get last modification date/time of the folder to backup
rem in region dependent format which is YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm.
for %%I in ("%FolderToBackup%") do set "FolderTimeStamp=%%~tI"
rem Get from this date/time string just the year, month
rem and day of month from the date without the hyphens.
set "FolderTimeStamp=%FolderTimeStamp:~0,4%%FolderTimeStamp:~5,2%%FolderTimeStamp:~8,2%"
rem Compress the folder to backup into a RAR archive file with
rem last modification date of folder used in archive file name.
"%Programw6432%\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe" a -ac -cfg- -dh -ep1 -ibck -m4 -oh -ol -os -ow -r -ts -y -- %FolderTimeStamp%_%FolderToBackup%.rar "%FolderToBackup%"
rem Restore the environment as set before usage of command SETLOCAL at top.
endlocal
I am used to manage my files with Total Commander.
I configured the batch file to be a button on the button bar of TC with the button setting Parameters: %s. When the active item is a folder like d:\doc\aatemp in TC, I press the button and TC calls the batch file and passes the correct folder name to the batch file which packs the folder.
For more than one folder I want to do as above.
So I made another batch file with the button setting Parameters: %L.
TC creates a list file in folder for temporary files on using %L with full qualified names of selected files / folders written into this list file and calls the batch file with full name of this temporary list file.
rem #echo off
rem Processing of %L or %WL
REM setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
rem for /f "usebackq delims=" %%s in (`type %1`) do echo "%%s"
for /f "usebackq delims=" %%s in (`type %1`) do (
echo "%%s"
rem pause
rem
set FolderToBackup=%%s
echo !FolderToBackup!
REM pause
if "!FolderToBackup:~-1!"=="\" set "FolderToBackup=!FolderToBackup:~0,-1!"
echo !FolderToBackup!
pause
rem Get last modification date/time of the folder to backup
rem in region dependent format which is YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm.
for %%I in ("!FolderToBackup!") do set "FolderTimeStamp=%%~tI"
echo !FolderTimeStamp!
pause
rem Get from this date/time string just the year, month
rem and day of month from the date without the hyphens.
set "FolderTimeStamp=!FolderTimeStamp:~0,4!!FolderTimeStamp:~5,2!!FolderTimeStamp:~8,2!"
echo !FolderTimeStamp!
pause
rem Compress the folder to backup into a RAR archive file with
rem last modification date of folder used in archive file name.
rem "!Programw6432!\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe" a -ac -cfg- -dh -ep1 -ibck -m4 -oh -ol -os -ow -r -ts -y -- !FolderTimeStamp!_!FolderToBackup!.rar !FolderToBackup!
c:\Program Files\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe a -ac -cfg- -dh -ep1 -ibck -m4 -oh -ol -os -ow -r -ts -y -- !FolderTimeStamp!_!FolderToBackup!.rar !FolderToBackup!
)
rem Restore the environment as set before usage of command SETLOCAL at top.
endlocal
I can see with command pause the output as I want before the command line with WinRAR.exe.
The command line with WinRAR.exe cannot work with the list file as I want it.
This extended version of the batch file can be called for example by Total Commander with first argument being an absolute or even a relative folder path not ending or ending with a backslash as well as name of an existing list file with absolute or relative file path.
#echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion
set "FolderToBackup="
if "%~1" == "" goto ErrorArg
set "FolderToBackup=%~f1"
rem Does the argument string not end with a backslash for a folder path?
if not "%FolderToBackup:~-1%" == "\" goto IsFolder
rem The argument string is a folder path.
rem Does the specified folder not exist?
if not exist "%FolderToBackup%" goto ErrorArg
rem The specified folder exists and is archived now on not being a root folder.
call :BackupFolder
goto EndBatch
:IsFolder
rem Does the argument without trailing backslash not specify a folder?
if not exist "%FolderToBackup%\" goto ExistsFile
rem The argument is a folder path.
rem This folder is archived now on not being a root folder.
call :BackupFolder
goto EndBatch
:ExistsFile
rem The argument string is definitely not a folder path.
rem Does the argument string not specify an existing file?
if not exist "%FolderToBackup%" goto ErrorArg
rem The argument string specifies a file which is hopefully a list file.
set "ListFile=%FolderToBackup%"
for /F "usebackq eol=| delims=" %%I in ("%ListFile%") do (
set "FolderToBackup=%%~I"
call :BackupFolder
)
goto EndBatch
:BackupFolder
rem Remove the backslash at end of folder path if there is one at all.
if "%FolderToBackup:~-1%" == "\" set "FolderToBackup=%FolderToBackup:~0,-1%"
rem Exit the subroutine if the folder path was root folder of a drive.
if "%FolderToBackup:~2%" == "" goto :EOF
rem Does the folder to backup not exist? This skips also files!
if not exist "%FolderToBackup%\" goto :EOF
for %%J in ("%FolderToBackup%") do set "FolderName=%%~nxJ" & set "FolderPath=%%~dpJ"
rem Get last modification date/time of the folder to backup
rem in region dependent format which is YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm.
for %%J in ("%FolderToBackup%") do set "FolderTimeStamp=%%~tJ"
rem Get from this date/time string just the year, month
rem and day of month from the date without the hyphens.
set "FolderTimeStamp=%FolderTimeStamp:~0,4%%FolderTimeStamp:~5,2%%FolderTimeStamp:~8,2%"
rem Compress the folder to backup into a RAR archive file with
rem last modification date of folder used in archive file name.
"C:\Program Files\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe" a -ac -cfg- -dh -ep1 -ibck -m4 -oh -ol -os -ow -r -ts -y -- "%FolderPath%%FolderTimeStamp%_%FolderName%.rar" "%FolderToBackup%"
goto :EOF
:ErrorArg
if defined FolderToBackup (echo %~f0 "%FolderToBackup%") else echo %~f0
echo/
echo Error: This batch file must be started with path of an existing folder
echo or the name of a list file with one or more folder paths. It is
echo not possible to use this batch file with root folder of a drive.
echo/
pause
:EndBatch
rem Restore the environment as set before usage of command SETLOCAL at top.
endlocal
Please read the remarks for explanation of this batch file.
In Total Commander (short: TC) this batch file can be called with one or more folder paths by using only one item in toolbar. Specify as Command the batch file with full path and %L as Parameters.
TC executes the batch file with the folder path passed as first argument on dragging & dropping a single folder on this item in toolbar.
Clicking on item in toolbar with a folder active in active pane or with one or more folders selected in active pane results in execution of the batch file with TC creating temporarily the list file with the full qualified folder names of either active folder or the selected folder(s), except there is nothing selected in active pane and active is ...

Batch file to upload files into SharePoint(by giving login details)

I am looking for a batch file which enables me to upload selected files(file names have got spaces in between) into the destination folder on SharePoint which is protected by password.
When I run this batch file, file names which I specified need to erase its older versions and move into that place. Also the files which are not matching should exist in the destination folder.
I got below code from :Copy specific files into subfolder in batch
#ECHO OFF
ECHO Start Copy
set "SOURCE_DIR=C:\Users\paul.ikeda\Support\SNDataDemo91\SolidCAD\Inventor_in"
set "DEST_DIR=C:\Users\paul.ikeda\Support\SNDataDemo91\SolidCAD\Inventor_in\Files to Import"
set "FILENAMES_TO_COPY=SN_Router_1.ipt SN_Router_2.ipt SN_Router_3.ipt"
pushd "%SOURCE_DIR%"
for %%F IN (%FILENAMES_TO_COPY%) do (
echo file "%%F"
xcopy /Y "%%F" "%DEST_DIR%\"
)
popd
ECHO. done
pause
I need to add username/password somewhere in this code and if possible the code should accept file names with spaces in it.
Thank you

Batch file to zip and upload thru ftp

im setting a backup for my pc, can someone help me set a batch file that zip the users folder rename it to date and upload it thru ftp to a server.
Tried some example online with 7zip but the dont seem to work.
thanks
Found this to zip and rename
#ECHO OFF
Title testizarc.bat
REM updated 10/22/2014
REM Replace space in hour with zero if it's less than 10
SET hr=%time:~0,2%
IF %hr% lss 10 SET hr=0%hr:~1,1%
REM This sets the date like this: mm-dd-yr-hrminsecs1/100secs
Set TODAY=%date:~4,2%-%date:~7,2%-%date:~10,4%- %hr%%time:~3,2%%time:~6,2%%time:~9,2%
REM Use IZArc to Zip files in folder c:\testzip and place the zip archive
REM in C:\testmove
ECHO.
ECHO Zipping all files in C:\testzip and moving archive to c:\testmove
ECHO.
izarcc -a -cx "C:\testmove\xxxx_%TODAY%.zip" "C:\testzip\*.*"
ECHO.
ECHO Delete the files in orginal folder
DEL "C:\testzip\*.*"
PAUSE
:end
EXIT /B 0

How to archive files older than 7 days with 7-ZIP by creating one archive for all files with same date

There is a CLOSE solution to my problem, and everything is described in this question:
How to archive files older than 7 days with creating one archive for all files with same date?
The thing is, i need another solution similar to this but working for 7-Zip, this has to be coded in the bat file i believe since there is no -to7d switch in 7-Zip like there is in Winrar.
The Code right now ( Credit goes to #Mofi for creating this ):
#echo off
setlocal EnableExtensions EnableDelayedExpansion
rem Define the directories to use for backup task.
set "LogDirectory=D:\tet\Web3811\Web3811\log"
set "BakDirectory=D:\tet\Web3811\Web3811\LogsBackup"
rem Get all file names in log directory into a list file sorted by last
rem modification date with oldest file at top and newest at bottom.
rem Note: /S is important to get the file names with complete path.
dir "%LogDirectory%\*" /A-D /B /OD /S /TW 1>"%BakDirectory%\LogFiles.lst" 2>nul
rem Jump to clean up stage if no file found in the log directory.
if errorlevel 1 goto :CleanUp
rem Delete list file for all files with same day if file exists
rem for example from a previous execution of this batch file
rem which was terminated manually by a user during execution.
if exist "%BakDirectory%\DayFiles.lst" del "%BakDirectory%\DayFiles.lst"
set LastDate=none
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%F in ( "%BakDirectory%\LogFiles.lst" ) do (
set FileTime=%%~tF
rem Get just file date from file time in format DD-MM-YYYY.
rem The file time string format depends on date and time
rem format definition in Windows language settings.
rem Therefore the line below must be adapted if date format
rem is whether DD.MM.YYYY nor DD-MM-YYYY nor DD/MM/YYYY.
set FileDate=!FileTime:~6,4!-!FileTime:~3,2!-!FileTime:~0,2!
rem Is the last modification date of this file different
rem to last modification date of the previous file?
if not "!FileDate!"=="!LastDate!" (
rem Nothing to archive on first difference.
if not "!LastDate!"=="none" call :ArchiveLogs
rem Exit loop if RAR has not archived any file which means
rem all other files are modified within the last 7 days.
if "!LastDate!"=="ExitLoop" goto CleanUp
rem Start creating a new list.
set LastDate=!FileDate!
)
rem Append name of this file with path to current day list.
echo %%F>>"%BakDirectory%\DayFiles.lst"
)
rem Jump to clean up stage if no list file with files to archive.
if not exist "%BakDirectory%\DayFiles.lst" goto CleanUp
rem Otherwise with no log file created or modified within
rem the last 7 days, but at least one older file exists
rem nevertheless, archive all those files in list file.
call :ArchiveLogs
:CleanUp
del "%BakDirectory%\LogFiles.lst"
endlocal
goto :EOF
:ArchiveLogs
"C:\Program Files (x86)\7-Zip\7z" -sdel a -mmt -mx3 -tzip "%BakDirectory%\!LastDate!_Logs.zip" "#%BakDirectory%\DayFiles.lst"
if errorlevel 10 set LastDate=ExitLoop
del "%BakDirectory%\DayFiles.lst"
Basically there just needs to be added a check that check if Modified date = older than 7 days.
i'm not sure how to implement this, since once you run the :ArchiveLogs 7-Zip will just take EVERYTHING in that folder and as far as i can see there are no switches to check for that.
I believe we have to do something like this:
Code to check if file has a modification date older than 7 days & save that file name in a value.
:ZipOnlyafter7days
For:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\7-Zip\7z" -sdel a -mmt -mx3 -tzip "%BakDirectory%!LastDate!_Logs.zip" "#%BakDirectory%\ Filename_Value "
You should use robocopy with the /maxage:7 option to copy relevant files to a temp folder, and then compress all the files using 7zip.
The below works for files with a number of days old from a batch file
forfiles /P (SOURCE_folder) /S /M *.* /D -(number of date old) /C "cmd /C 7Z.exe a "Archive.ZIP #file"
I am just working to try and get the date correct.

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