You can use this feature to
create an empty directory structure for a new user or application without compromising data
that might appear in an existing pattern directory structure. This command line switch won??™t
include empty directories and subdirectories in the source. To include the complete directory
structure in the destination, combine the /T and /E command line switches.
/U Copies only the source files that already exist in the destination. You could use this feature to
perform updates on another system without compromising any unique files in the source system.
/K Copies all of the file and directory attributes. XCopy normally resets some of the attributes,
such as read-only.
/N Creates a destination file with an 8-character filename and a 3-character file extension. Use
this command line switch when you must create destination files for older systems that rely on
the DOS 8.3 naming convention. Avoid using this command line switch on files with long filenames
unless you really do want to create a compatible file.
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/O Copies the file ownership and Access Control List (ACL) information.
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