From: jsham66@gmail.com   
      
   Thank you so much for responding. I think I am close, hopefully this will help   
   resolve.   
      
   What we currently have to do is:   
      
   Open a CMD box in Win 7   
      
   Then we have to go to the location of the .exe file. It is local Example:   
      
        ckfile.exe   
      
   Once there, we have to copy and paste the network location of the target file,   
   so the command line is:   
      
        ckfile.exe \\test\test\tobechecked.YYYYMMDDHHMMSS   
      
   So I would like to just run a batch to automate the process.   
      
   Thanks again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
      
      
      
   On Thursday, March 7, 2013 3:09:10 AM UTC-6, James Shamblin wrote:   
   > Hi,   
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   > I have to run a file integrity checker within a Win 7 CMD box.   
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   > This is done nightly right after the file generates.   
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   > What I would like to do is accomplish this check with a 1 click batch file.   
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   > The file looks like this:  test.test.test.20130307010139   
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   > The only thing that changes is the YYYYMMDDHHMMSS   
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   > My question is how do I specify YYYYMMDDHHMMSS in the batch file so it will   
   run each day when clicked?   
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   > Oh, these also build up in a folder so I need to insure the latest file gets   
   checked.   
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   > Thanks for any help!   
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   > James   
      
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