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robocopy /NOCOPY option

robocopy "c:\my photos" "d:\my recent photos" /NOCOPY /MAXAGE:30 /R:0    Robocopy Basics – The Developer's Tidbits : http://devtidbits.com/2008/01/17/robocopy-basics/
robocopy "c:\Other Pictures" w:\BACKUP-OtherPics /NOCOPY /E /ZB    Robocopy, purge, and minlad | PC Review : http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/robocopy-purge-and-minlad.1468613/
robocopy "x:\target\folder" "x:\target\folder" /l /nocopy /is /e /nfl /njh /njs    windows - batch file to count all files in a folder and subfolder files and write output file in folder name using batch file - Stack Overflow : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31199381/batch-file-to-count-all-files-in-a-folder-and-subfolder-files-and-write-output-f
robocopy /nocopy /purge which cleans up the replication target     RoboCopy - Windows - Server management : http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/2274860
robocopy again to copy over a nul directory. For instance I created a empty folder called empty on the root of C and then as follows ROBOCOPY C:\EMPTY "X:\USERS\ADMINISTRATOR\APPDATA\LOCAL\APPLICATION DATA" /NOCOPY /PURGE which then deletes all extra files that are in the directory that are not in empty. Works very quickly and effectively    ROBOCOPY and not existing folder "c:\Users\"MyUser"\Doc - Windows 7 Help Forums : http://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/60292-robocopy-mass-nesting-bug.html
ROBOCOPY and deleted them easily. I used the syntax: robocopy dummydirectory bad_directory /E /NOCOPY /PURGE . The dummydirectory was a temporary subdirectory that I created that had one small file in it. ROBOCOPY deleted thousands of subdirectories that had been created by a rogue program that was recursively creating new subdirectires    Filesystem Paths: How Long is Too Long? - blog - Coding Horror Discussion : http://discourse.codinghorror.com/t/filesystem-paths-how-long-is-too-long/682@page=4
ROBOCOPY c:\sourcefolder d:\targetfolder /zb /sec /e /nocopy may give you similar results but useful ONLY when more permissions are added. it will not consider or update the target for permissions removed at the source     Robocopy and a Few Examples - TechNet Articles - United States (English) - TechNet Wiki : http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/1073.robocopy-and-a-few-examples.aspx
robocopy C:\userdata \\server\userdata /NOCOPY /PURGE    Robocopyでフォルダをコピー : http://former.sunvisor.net/book/export/html/20.html
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robocopy of source vs target with /NOCOPY /PURGE /XL /NP /R:0 /W:0    Replication problems 4.0.1 | StorageCraft Support Center : http://www.storagecraft.com/support/forum/imagemanager-replication
robocopy U:\ R:\ /L /E /NOCOPY /PURGE    sync - robocopy: only list what will be deleted from destination - Super User : http://superuser.com/questions/1076627/robocopy-only-list-what-will-be-deleted-from-destination
robocopy. I deleted the directory by using the syntax: robocopy dummydirectory bad_directory /E /NOCOPY /PURGE . The dummydirectory was a temporary subdirectory that I created that had one small file in it. ROBOCOPY deleted thousands of subdirectories that had been created by a rogue program that was recursively creating new subdirectires    Watch out for long path names on an NTFS volume - markwilson.it : http://www.markwilson.co.uk/blog/2005/11/watch-out-for-long-path-names-on-ntfs.htm