Whenever you use
the /PURGE command line switch, the RoboCopy command removes any files that exist as part of
the Extra file class. See the sidebar entitled, ???An Overview of RoboCopy File Classes??? for additional
details.
/MIR Creates a mirror image of the source directory in the destination directory. Using this
command line switch is equivalent to combining the /E and /PURGE command line switches.
/MOV Moves only the files in the source directory to the destination directory. RoboCopy
deletes the files in the source directory after copying them to the destination directory.
/MOVE Moves both files and subdirectories from the source directory to the destination directory.
RoboCopy deletes the files and subdirectories in the source directory after copying them
to the destination directory.
/A+:[RASHCNET] Adds the requested attributes to the copied files. RoboCopy actually provides
access to more attributes than the Attrib utility. The following list describes each of the
attributes.
? R: Read-only
? A: Archive
? S: System
? H: Hidden
? C: Compress
? N: Nonindexed
? E: Encrypted
? T: Temporary
? O: Offline (/XA and /IA command line switches only)
TIP NTFS actually supports a number of attributes that you can??™t readily access.
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