/TBD Tells RoboCopy to wait for sharenames To Be Defined (TBD). This command line switch
addresses retry error 67.
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Given everything that RoboCopy can do, you might not want to wait for it to accomplish a task.
Consequently, RoboCopy provides logging options that you can use to output data to a permanent
location. The following list describes the logging options.
/L Provides a list of files only. RoboCopy doesn??™t copy, time stamp, or delete any files.
/X Produces a report of all eXtra files, not just those selected.
/V Produces verbose output, which includes skipped files.
/TS Includes source file time stamps in the output.
/FP Includes the full pathname of files in the output.
/BYTES Prints the sizes of files in bytes.
/NS Doesn??™t log file sizes.
/NC Doesn??™t log file classes.
/NFL Doesn??™t log filenames.
/NDL Doesn??™t log directory names.
/NP Doesn??™t display a progress indicator showing the percent copied.
/ETA Shows the estimated time of arrival of copied files. This option is helpful when copying
large files over slow networks.
/LOG:file Outputs status to the log file and overwrites any existing log.
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