/LOG+:file Outputs status to the log file and appends the information to any existing log.
/UNILOG:file Outputs status to the Unicode log file and overwrites any existing log.
/UNILOG+:file Outputs status to the Unicode log file and appends the information to any
existing log.
/TEE Outputs status to the console window, as well as the log file.
/NJH Doesn??™t include a job header with the output.
/NJS Doesn??™t include a job summary with the output.
/UNICODE Outputs status using Unicode rather than ASCII characters.
You may want to use RoboCopy to perform complex tasks over the weekend or during a downtime.
If you??™re using RoboCopy as one means of backup for your system, you might want to perform
the task at night. In all of these situations, you??™ll want to create a RoboCopy job to perform the task.
The following list describes the job options.
/JOB:jobname Uses parameters from the named job file to perform a task. A job file is simply
a list of RoboCopy and other commands that define what you want RoboCopy to do??”a kind
of script. The text file can contain any number of RoboCopy commands. You can also use the
Set command to create local variables to hold values that you want RoboCopy to use (see the
???Managing Environment Variables with the Set Command??? section of Chapter 5 for details).
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