thanks in advance!
SQL Server 2000
Normally, XCOPY just copies all specified files to the destination. It is not a sophisticated sync mechanism.
If you can give us the exact XCOPY command you're using, perhaps a different setting of the flags would accomplish what you need it to.
|||can I suggest you look at robocopy, this is, imho, a far superior copy utility that I've been using since way back.|||I just thought I would add my experiences with robocopy. I have been fighting the ability to give it a path containing spaces. Typically I would accomplish this feat by placing quotes around each path but this didn't seem to be working for robocopy.
I have a habit of ending all my paths with a "\" and discovered that robocopy interperets a \" as an escaped quote. The program works great and functions exactly how I would expect if I simply remove the trailing backslash.
I found this functionality to be very strange considering I have never experienced the problem with any other microsoft command line utilities. Not only that but a quote isn't even a valid character in a folder or file so it isn't possible that the path would contain them.
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