Xcopy

Xcopy

Copies folders and their contents, including files and subfolders.

Syntax

 xcopy source [destination] [/w] [/p] [/c] [/v] [/q] [/f] [/l] [/d[:date]] [/u] [/i] [/s [/e]] [/t] [/k] [/r] [/h] [/a|/m] [/n] [/o] [/x] [/exclude:file1[+[file2]][+[file3]] [/y | /-y] [/z] 

Parameters

 

Parameter

Purpose


source

Specifies location and name of the files to be copied.

[destination]

Specifies the destination of the copied files.

[/w]

Displays a confirmation message and waits for a reply.

[/p]

Prompts for confirmation before creating destination files.

[/c]

Ignores all errors.

[/v]

Verifies the success of each copy operation.

[/q]

Prevents the display of xcopy messages.

[/f]

Displays the file names being copied.

[/l]

Prevents command execution and displays a list of files that would have been copied.

/d[:date]

Copies source files that have been changed on or after date.

[/u]

Copies files from source if they also exist on destination.

[/I]

Creates the destination folder, if it does not exist, if source is a directory or contains wildcards.

[/s]

Copies directories and subdirectories as long as they contain files.

[/e]

Copies all subfolders.

[/t]

Copies the subdirectory structure and not the files.

[/k]

Copies read-only files to the destination where they will retain their read-only status.

[/r]

Overwrites read-only files.

[/h]

Copies files with hidden and system file attributes.

[/a]

Copies source files that have archive file attributes set.

[/m]

Copies source files that have archive file attributes set and then turns off archive file attributes.

[/o]

Copies file ownership and discretionary access control list data.

[/x]

Copies audit settings and system access control list data.

[/n]

Copies files using their NTFS short names.

[/exclude:file1[+ [file2]][+[file3]]

Excludes the files listed in specified files from being copied.

[/y]

Suppresses confirmation prompts when overwriting existing destination files.

[/y]

Requires confirmation prompts before overwriting existing destination files.

[/z]

Copies files to the network in restartable mode so that the copy operations will resume after failed connections are reestablished.



Microsoft Windows XP Professional Administrator's Guide
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Administrators Guide
ISBN: 1931841969
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 358

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