For loop 批处理文件-移动重复文件

我对批处理文件中的for循环感到头痛

基本上，我是通过一个归档文件夹进行搜索，以查看文件是否已被处理。如果是，则将文件移动到“副本”文件夹。我在脚本中设置了上面的日期变量，它们工作正常：

 for %%f in (%toLoadLocation%\*.*) DO (
 if exist %archiveLocation%\%%~nxf (
 IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates"
 IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%"
 IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%"
 copy %%f "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%"
 echo %localDate% %localTime%       Duplicate claims file: %%f File moved to archive     >> "%logLocation%\Error.log"
 )

我在做什么蠢事吗？我没有收到任何错误，当运行此脚本时，脚本只是爆炸了（我在这前后都有一个暂停命令，希望捕获一条消息，但什么也没有）

任何帮助都将不胜感激

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谢谢大家

您应该在这两行上使用引号：

if exist "%archiveLocation%\%%~nxf" (

及

试试这个：

for %%f in ("%toLoadLocation%\*.*") DO if exist "%archiveLocation%\%%~nxf" (
    IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates"
    IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%"
    IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%"
    copy "%%~f" "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%"
    echo %localDate% %localTime%        Duplicate claims file: %%f File moved to archive     >> "%logLocation%\Error.log"
)

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我仍然对每件事都引用名言。我没有误用括号吧？没关系，我错过了一个课外结束括号-谢谢！

for %%f in ("%toLoadLocation%\*.*") DO if exist "%archiveLocation%\%%~nxf" (
    IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates"
    IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%"
    IF NOT EXIST "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%" mkdir "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%"
    copy "%%~f" "%archiveLocation%\Duplicates\%localYYYY%\%localMM%"
    echo %localDate% %localTime%        Duplicate claims file: %%f File moved to archive     >> "%logLocation%\Error.log"
)