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You need to give some more information - what's the scenarios you will be using this? How does the restore work? What kind of file/files are you intending to back up.
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I just wondered why you didn't copy the whole of the \documents and settings\userid\ across? Tools like Rsync can do a compare then copy, so that they only copy files that have changed. This helps speed things up. How do you intend to restore the data if the system dies? Have you tested the plan?
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Yes its been tested. Systems are very similar, it can be just copied back as easily. Reason for not copying entire user ID is size limits. The client is on a government contract which ends in June and they are unsure at this stage if it will be renewed. If it gets renewed, they will be purchasing a server with tape back up. So it is only required to backup mission critical data until then. ![]() |
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It might be worth adding some error handling. Also, a message and pause, at the start, telling them to ensure the USB drive is connected. |
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You can use the IF ERRORLEVEL command, to handle errors. DOS commands will set ERRORLEVEL depending on what happened when they were executed. |
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