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Number : 3616 Date : 2003-02-02 Author : Walt C Subject : Re: /Q3 working in ver 2.82.8d? Size(KB) : 2
Kan, So that was one of those new user pilot errors on my part! I learned something more about the user model of xxcopy from your response. Sorry if quiet downgrade of the Q3 setting was covered in the reference information-- I looked, but must have missed it. Thanks for the help & fast response!! Walt C. --- In xxcopy@yahoogroups.com, Kan Yabumoto wrote: > If you want to make this command line to be free from > user-prompt, you should make the following changes: > > 1. make the source specifier unambiguous by adding > the terminating backslash. > > c:\src\ (with the trailing backslash) > > (Other wise, if the destination does not exist as > a directory the command line can be and will be > interpreted as the root directory with "src" as > the name template to match). > > 2. XXCOPY may encounter a file with the same name > in the destination (a case of file overwrite) > which will generate a user prompt. Usually (/Y) > will always overwrite (/BB will always skip such > files). > > Since with the possibility of user-prompts as shown > above, the command line combination cannot always > guarantee the /Q3 (most quiet) setting. Therefore, > with this case, XXCOPY quietly downgrade the /Q3 > setting to /Q2 setting. If you really want /Q3 > to stay, just add /Y. > > (This behavior has been very "unpopular" and a few > people asked us why. We are considering to clean > up this behavior in the future). > > Kan Yabumoto > ================================================== > > At 2003-02-01 12:12, you wrote: > >I'm new to xxcopy, so this could easily be pilot error > >on my part or maybe it has been previously discussed > >(although I searched the archives & didn't see it)- > > > >I'm trying to suppress filename output to the screen > >and /oF0 does what I want (except it tells me I'm > >using a command switch intended for users of the > >Corporate site license and forces me to enter > >an extra keypress) while /Q3 doesn't appear > >to do anything. > > > >My command line: > >xxcopy /EC "c:\src" /KS /H /E /ZE /ZS /q3 /oAxxlog.txt > > > >Thanks, > > Walt C. > > > >(BTW, xxcopy looks like a great tool for backups-- > > I've just barely started scratching the surface!)
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