The
/-Y
command line switch is the default, so you never need to use it.
/Z
Copies files to network destinations in a restartable mode. If the network connection fails, the
Copy
command gives you the option of restarting the copy from the current file position. This command
line switch makes it possible to copy large files using less reliable network connections.
One of the more important features of the
Copy
command is the ability to combine two files. For
example, you might download a large file as two file fragments from an Internet site to reduce the
problems associated with downloading a single large file. Combine the two file fragments to create
a complete file by typing a plus sign (
+
) between source files like this:
COPY FilePart1 + FilePart2 CompleteFile
When the
Copy
command completes,
CompleteFile
will contain the sum of the two file
fragments.
When using the
Copy
command with the console, you must add an end of file marker to the
input by pressing Ctrl+Z. The end of file marker appears as
^Z
on screen, which signifies it as
control character 26. Pressing Enter after
^Z
copies the file to the destination you indicate.
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