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+@if "%_echo%" == "" echo off
+setlocal
+set _NTSTATXX=SaVe
+set _NTSAVEDEL=
+set _NTSTATSRCMD=\nt\ntstatsr.cmd
+set _NTSTATSR1CMD=\nt\ntstatsr1.cmd
+set _NTSTATXXLOCAL=
+if "%_NTSLMBACKUP%" == "" goto nobackup
+if NOT EXIST \nt\ntstatsr.cmd goto noscript
+if NOT EXIST %_NTSLMBACKUP%\*. goto firsttime
+if "%1" == "/?" goto dohelp
+if "%1" == "-?" goto dohelp
+if "%1" == "/h" goto dohelp
+if "%1" == "/H" goto dohelp
+if "%1" == "-h" goto dohelp
+if "%1" == "-H" goto dohelp
+if "%1" == "/help" goto dohelp
+if "%1" == "/HELP" goto dohelp
+if "%1" == "keep" goto dokeep
+if "%1" == "KEEP" goto dokeep
+if "%1" == "Keep" goto dokeep
+if "%1" == "" goto doit
+goto dokeep
+:doit
+ech ;
+echo Saving previous tree while we create a new one.
+mv %_NTSLMBACKUP% %_NTSLMBACKUP%\..\ntsave.old
+if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto cantsave
+set _NTSAVEDEL=%_NTSLMBACKUP%\..\ntsave.old
+:firsttime
+mkdir %_NTSLMBACKUP%
+:dokeep
+ech ;
+echo Saving checked out files to %_NTSLMBACKUP%
+ech ;
+copy %_NTSTATSRCMD% %_NTSLMBACKUP%
+call %_NTSTATSRCMD%
+if EXIST %_NTSTATSR1CMD% (
+set _NTSTATXXLOCAL=yes
+copy %_NTSTATSR1CMD% %_NTSLMBACKUP%
+call %_NTSTATSR1CMD%
+)
+if "%_NTSAVEDEL%" == "" goto nodelete
+ech ;
+echo Deleting previous tree now that we have successfully created a new one.
+delnode /q %_NTSAVEDEL%
+:nodelete
+ech ;
+echo Currently you have backed up on %_NTSLMBACKUP%
+du %_NTSLMBACKUP%
+goto done
+:cantsave
+echo The KEEP option was not specified and the attempt to rename
+echo the previous save tree failed.  Will assume KEEP specified.
+ync /c yn "Do you want to proceed?"
+if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto done
+goto dokeep
+:noscript
+echo The \nt\ntstatsr.cmd script file does not exist.  This file
+echo is created by the NTSTAT command if the _NTSLMBACKUP environment
+echo variable is defined prior to invoking the NTSTAT command.  You
+echo have the variable defined, so either you have not run the NTSTAT
+echo command since defining it, or you don't have any file checked
+echo out, in which case you might as well go home now.
+echo ;
+goto done
+:dohelp
+echo usage: NTSAVE [keep]
+ech ;
+echo        This command script saves all the files you currently have
+echo        checked out to the directory tree pointed to by the _NTSLMBACKUP
+echo        environment variable.  The list of files to save is located in
+echo        the file \nt\ntstatsr.cmd, which is produced by the NTSTAT command.
+echo        To avoid name conflicts, the files are kept in a flat directory,
+echo        one for each project, under the directory pointed to by _NTSLMBACKUP.
+echo        The files names are numeric, with the \nt\ntstatsr.cmd file defining
+echo        the mapping.  Use the NTREST command to restore from the saved
+echo        tree.
+ech ;
+echo        The keep option tells the command script to copy the files on top
+echo        of any existing files in the destination directory.  The default
+echo        behavior is to rename the current destination directory to .old
+echo        do the copies and then if successful, delnode the old copy.
+ech ;
+goto done
+:nobackup
+echo In order to use the NTSAVE and NTREST commands you must first
+echo set the _NTSLMBACKUP environment variable prior to running the
+echo NTSTAT command.  The value of this variable should be a network
+echo directory path that will be where the NTSAVE script will save
+echo copies of all files you currently have checked out.
+echo ;
+:done
+endlocal