If I want to list files that are at least one year old I use:
forfiles /S /M *.* /D -365 /C "cmd /c echo @file is at least one year old."
If I want to list files that have been created/changed today I use:
forfiles /S /M *.* /D +%DATE% /C "cmd /c echo @file has been changed today."
What would be the forfiles syntax to look dynamically for files that has been changed within the e.g last 48 hours?
For clarification:
/D -2in my experience, lists me files that are at least 2 days old.
I would like to have files that are not older than 2 days from the time the script was executed. Can this be done with forfiles. Inaccuracies (hours vs. days) would not bother me.