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- Is there a way to xcopy just changed or new files? - Super User
xcopy \\sourceserver\share\ Q:\backuptarget\folder\ i d y he C EXCLUDE:C:\backup\list txt > C:\backup\backup log the C option continues the copy even if "access is denied" to file or folder due to it being open or not having permission under service account you run this scheduled task under
- How do I track the progress of XCopy command while Its running?
Remember, XCOPY was made in the days when having the S switch to include subdirectories was considered to be an advanced feature, because COPY didn't have that ability In the spirit of considering the XY problem, I point out that in Windows 10, you can check out the built-in Robocopy
- windows 7 - xcopy: move files instead of copy? - Super User
I would like to use xcopy to move, not copy files across a network with the Verify flag I could not find a switch on xcopy to move files, is there an xmove I can use that has verify? At the moment I am using xcopy D V but need to get rid of the files at the source only when it is verified a file was successfully copied to the destination
- What is the benefit of copy over xcopy on the command line?
While xcopy's help states V has xcopy compare source and destination file sizes, copy does not state the method used to verify the copy was accurate I suspect, but do not know, if the internal command, copy, being primarily a file command verse a directory command, uses CRC or binary compare to verify the copied file
- batch - Copy files from Network Mapped Drive - Super User
You can use XCOPY with the Y switch to suppress prompting and confirm overwriting the destination file with the source file if it already exist, and you can use the F switch to display the full source and destination file and path during the copy operation
- RoboCopy slower than Xcopy? (Windows 10) - Super User
I'd been using xcopy in a backup script but every so often xcopy would fail with "insufficient memory" when a pathname would sneak into the backup set that exceeded 254 characters Lots of advice on the web said xcopy was deprecated for robocopy and suggested using robocopy instead
- XCopy encounters a sharing violation, how to handle
In top of that, the xcopy commands contain difficult directory structures, duplicating those endangers the quality of the batchfiles So I've decided to go for another approach: the files which are causing problems are located on one specific network location and I've asked my network administrator to put a file monitor on every file there
- copy paste - XCOPY only files from a parent folder and from all its . . .
I was searching a lot of times how to copy all the files of different extensions from a folder and all its subfolders to a new folder without copying the folders itself using Batch File
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