Category : Financial and Statistics
Archive   : CGZP30P.ZIP
Filename : CAPGNZBU.BAT
REM CAPGNZBU.BAT - backup Capital Gainz data files
REM Simple batch file to backup Capital Gainz data files.
REM The data files can be restored with CAPGNZRS.BAT.
REM Single parameter - letter of drive (A or B) to copy files to.
ECHO Any existing data files on drive %1 will be removed before backup.
PAUSE Hit any key to backup from current drive to drive %1 (CNTL-C to abort)
IF "%1" == "a" GOTO BACKUPA
IF "%1" == "A" GOTO BACKUPA
IF "%1" == "a:" GOTO BACKUPA
IF "%1" == "A:" GOTO BACKUPA
IF "%1" == "b" GOTO BACKUPB
IF "%1" == "B" GOTO BACKUPB
IF "%1" == "b:" GOTO BACKUPB
IF "%1" == "B:" GOTO BACKUPB
ECHO Backup Failed - Can only backup to Drive A or B.
GOTO END
REM If you run out of disk space, you can replace the COPY commands
REM below with commands that use a data compressor, such as PKZIP:
REM PKZIP -U -BC:\TMP A:DAT.ZIP *.DAT
REM PKZIP -U -BC:\TMP A:K01.ZIP *.K01
:BACKUPA
REM Delete any exiting data files.
DEL A:*.DAT
DEL A:*.K01
COPY *.DAT A:
COPY *.K01 A:
GOTO ENDOK
:BACKUPB
REM Delete any exiting data files.
DEL B:*.DAT
DEL B:*.K01
COPY *.DAT B:
COPY *.K01 B:
GOTO ENDOK
:ENDOK
ECHO Backup Succeeded !
:END
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