Windows 10: Help me to get the MS-DOS cmds to copy tar.gz files from source to destination in a loop manner

Can anyone please help me to get the MS-DOS cmds to copy tar.gz files from source to destination in a loop manner.If it exists in destination folder then1. Delete it from destination2. Copy the file from source to destinationIf it does not exist in destination folder then1. Copy the file from source to destFor each iteration, we

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Merge .tar with CMD

Hello all,

My server backups are automatically send to Onedrive, but the Onedrive API splits the .tar files.
So I need to merge the files, before I can open them on my PC.

The backups have a different names each day, so it's a pain in the ass to always look for the file names, and then merge.

Is there a CMD command that can do that automatically ?

This is the command:
copy /B/Y backup_1909051552.tar + backup_1909051552.tar1 D:\Onedrive\serverbackup.tar

I would like CMD to auto find the name of the .tar files "backup_1909051552".
Something like:
copy /B/Y §.tar + §.tar1 D:\Onedrive\serverbackup.tar

I hope you understand what I'm asking, and if this is possible?

 

Merge .tar with CMD

Yes, but it was just a test.
I found out how to do it. Just need to set the correct filename

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Moving files and folders from source to destination just copy and not move the items

Hi DaveM121

Thanks for your reply, unfortunately, I tried also to move the items as you suggested, but the problem persists. I get the items copied to the destination folder, but they are not deleted from the source location. So there are two copies of each one of the items I wanted to move.

Do you know why this is happening and why the items are not deleted from the source location?

Thanks again