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I am working with a VB.net project. I was using the command promt (cmd).
I told the CMD to do: Copy /b path1 + path2 destination
However the cmd thought my path was a FileName.
So how do i tell cmd that it is a path and not FileName.
//Thank you!
PS. the path are not the same so i could not use for example: CD C:\mydocs\
You need to put a
\at the end of the path to showcopythat it’s a directory.EDIT: You need to put your path in quotes (
"...") to force the shell’s argument parser to pass the entire path as one.