How to copy the data between two different server shares

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Currently, I'm using the batch file to copy the data between two server shares (or directory to server share). To accomplish the task i'm having NETUSE command, and COPY command.

As the batch comands are directly impacting the kernal of my machine. I need to code a alternate language to accomblish the task of copying.

Could anyone of you suggest how could i map and copy the content between the shares?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Posted 19-Sep-14 3:48am

ayyar ganesh

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[no name] 19-Sep-14 9:52am

What? Instead of a batch file "impacting the kernel of your machine" (whatever that is supposed to mean) you want to create an application that is going to impact your system in the exact same manner? Use whatever language you know and are comfortable with.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Sep-14 15:43pm

Not clear. Not clear what your problem is. Not clear what do you mean by "language". Language as a part of human culture? (But software is insensitive to languages.) Or programming language? Why?
—SA

ayyar ganesh 22-Sep-14 8:16am

Yes. I'm talking about programing language only or else can we use any other fuctionality like FTP Protocol, Windows Cyberfusion

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