However, the performance
loss is more than overcome when working with unreliable network connections because you gain
additional flexibility in handling troublesome files.
/EFSRAW Copies all of the encrypted files in the Encrypting File System (EFS) Read-After-Write
(RAW) mode.
/COPY: Copy_Flags Defines which elements to copy from the source files to the destination
files. For example, you might want to copy all of the owner information, but don??™t really care
about the auditing information. The following list defines the copy flags.
D Data
A Attributes
T Time stamps
S Security (NTFS) ACLs
O Owner info
U Auditing info
/DCOPY:T Copies the directory time stamps. RoboCopy normally uses the current time for the
time stamps.
/SEC Copies the files with all of the security information intact. This command line switch has
the same effect as the /COPY:DATS command line switch.
/COPYALL Copies all of the file information with the files. This option makes a nearly mirror
copy of the data from the source to the destination. Using this option is equivalent to using the
/COPY:DATSOU command line switch.
/NOCOPY Performs a copy without copying any of the file data.
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