I need to move a SVN repository from one server to another in Windows. The trick is that I want to exclude everything except the trunk, branches, and tags from a project within a nested repository.

I currently have one large repository that all the projects are under (MyBigRepo). The current structure is:

```
/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject1/trunk
/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject1/branches
/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject1/tags

/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject2/trunk
/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject2/branches
/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject2/tags

/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject3/trunk
/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject3/branches
/Repositories/MyBigRepo/MyProject3/tags

```

I only want to move `MyProject1`, but I want to *exclude* the main folder `MyProject1` and just move trunk, branches, and tags from the `MyProject1` repository. I *don't* want to move `MyProject2` or `MyProject3`. In other words, my *goal* is to form my new repository similar to below.

```
/Repositories/NewRepo/trunk
/Repositories/NewRepo/branches
/Repositories/NewRepo/tags

```

Here's the batch file I created to do the work:

```
:: Create a dump of the old repo
svnadmin dump %OldRepoPath% > %MyBigRepoDumpFile%

:: Remove the other projects
svndumpfilter include "MyProject1" < %MyBigRepoDumpFile% > %MyProject1DumpFile%

:: Create a new repo
svnadmin create %NewRepoPath%

:: Load the dump into the new repo
svnadmin load %NewRepoPath% < %MyProject1DumpFile%

```

My problem is that the batch still creates the MyProject1 directory under the `%NewRepoPath%` like this:

```
/Repositories/NewRepo/MyProject1/trunk
/Repositories/NewRepo/MyProject1/branches
/Repositories/NewRepo/MyProject1/tags

```

Is there a way to either exclude the extra level (MyProject1) from my dump file or move it up a level, still preserving the history?