"Greg Hill" <ghill123...hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Robert Bravery" <me...u.com> wrote in message
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> Try tweaking sourcebackup.wfm, I found it in the binaries or codelib groupa
> while back.
> It is easy to change the file specifications on it.I will have to look at this. I don't want to spen too much tme on
programming
> I believe I have seen stuff in the duflp, also there are command line
> options for WinZip, you might have download a plugin for it but I dorecall
> seeing command line options for it.This is a government client. They have strict policies with regards to apps
downloaded and installed
> I always figure that a company should have a backup solution where as your
> app is part of it. All that great backup software is already out there.
> Heck even backupExec is part of the OS now days. I am sure you could
> automate it throug dBASE.Point in case, the operator overwrote a backup files, which was a copy of a
dbf, and also served as a comparison for previous periods. When the IT guys
phoned me, they wanted to know if I had a backup, I asked where is theres,
and they replied that they had not backed up that drive. Go figure, who's
fault is that. So I decided to have my app do its own backup.
I though of using NTBACKUP, but have to use it with parameter options, so I
have to run it with the run() commnd. If no one else has any other
sugestions.
Thanks
Robert
> Greg Hill
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robert_bravery
| Sat, 17 May 2008 10:21:00 GMT |