Syntax error on running a batch file to replace files

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Published on 2012-11-20T16:28:10Z Indexed on 2012/11/20 17:04 UTC
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I have a batch file intended to replace all instances of tracking.js within a folder/sub folders.

FOR /R "D:\Virtual Servers (Testing)\CourseWare Master\Shared\Jenison\Version1.2\" %%I IN (tracking.js*) DO COPY /Y "D:\Virtual Servers (Testing)\CourseWare Master\Shared\Jenison\tracking.js" %%~fI

When this is run I get the following syntax error

C:>COPY /Y "D:\Virtual Servers (Testing)\CourseWare Master\Shared\Jenison\track ing.js" D:\Virtual Servers (Testing)\CourseWare Master\Shared\Jenison\Version1.2 \SHAPERS_COMBINED\Smarter Communications\WhatisInfluencing\script\Tracking.js The syntax of the command is incorrect.

Ideas please?

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