Command ROBOCOPY

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cnavarro
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Command ROBOCOPY

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Hace poco he descubierto este comando de consola que me ha parecido muy interesante
Por si hay alguien que tampoco lo conoce

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Re: Command ROBOCOPY

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Cristobal

Robocopy is a great tool to copy files from one destination to another specifically to additionally copy the attributes or permissions on those files. Robocopy comes in very handy in a network server situation where you are copying data from one volume to another retaining all file permissions on the data.

I use robocopy at times rather than just the copy *.* .. if I want to capture a data image .. I use Robocopy .. otherwise Copy *.*

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Re: Command ROBOCOPY

Post by Enrico Maria Giordano »

Can Robocopy keep the physical order of the files. It seems that it always copy them in alphabetical order.

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