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Number   :  9367
Date     :  2004-11-24
Author   :  John Zeman
Subject  :  Re: Destination Exclusions?
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--- In xxcopy@yahoogroups.com, "des4212001"  wrote:
> 
> Exclusions obviously apply to the source. But consider syncronizing 
> across machines. Where the Destination is both Remote and a 
> different flavor of Windows. There are places where /ZY (deleting 
> destination orphans) can be applied and places where it's not 
> practical because of system structural differences. Destination 
> Exclusions (at least where the Destination is Remote) simply don't 
> work. And breaking the job down far enough to isolate a few files 
> and folders on the destination also gets out of hand quickly. I 
> suppose the only solution is 2 passes, swapping the source & 
> destination? But then this is right at the slowest point, the 
> network. (All to catch that 1 redundant file!)
> 
> Any ideas? DES


I'm not sure I follow what you're asking us DES. Can you clarify it a bit more?

John



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