/LEV:n Copies only the top-level subdirectories specified by n. For example, if n is 3, then
RoboCopy only copies three subdirectories down. If there??™s a fourth-level subdirectory, it won??™t
appear in the copy.
/Z Copies the files using restartable mode. Using restartable mode means that you can restart
the operation should an external force interrupt it. Normally, RoboCopy restarts an operation
from the beginning with the retry options, but this command line switch restarts the copy with
the failed file.
/B Copies files using backup semantics. When using this mode, you must have the backup
right. Using backup semantics helps you overcome some obstacles where you might ordinarily
receive an access denied error, such as copying a file for which you have only the write privilege.
The resulting copy has all of the same Access Control List (ACL) entries as the original, so this
feature doesn??™t cause a breach in security.
/ZB Attempts to perform the copy using restartable mode first (see the /Z command line
switch) and then uses backup mode if restartable mode fails.
NOTE Using the /Z, /B, or /ZB command line switches can slow RoboCopy performance because
the utility must perform additional file tracking as it makes a copy.
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