Do any of you know how I could set up the following easily:<br><br>Copy a file (x:\reports\filesinuse.txt) from 14 remote server x: drives every hour to subdirectories (one subdirectory for each site) <br>on t:\gclark\cendec.<br>The files will need to be renamed when copied down to something like filesinuse.txt.001...filesinuse.txt.002 etc.....since we do not want any to be overwritten.<br>I was going to set up an AT command on one of my NT bitlock servers that will run some kind of batch file to do this every hour. I can't seem to find a way to do it in WISE or through a batch file. Copying the file is easy, but how to always rename it in incrementing numbers is what I can't figure out.<br><br>Any ideas?<br>Thanks.<br>
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It would be possible if you use a proggramming language such as c. It is also feasible in Java, or maybe Visual Basic. That specifically I have done something similar in past programs for my classes. i can send you code that would give you and idea on how to do this, just give me an email 
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