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I'd prefer to duplicate in case something goes wrong during the process and delete the source data after confirming all the data copied over.
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I'd prefer to duplicate in case something goes wrong during the process and delete the source data after confirming all the data copied over.

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I need to move 150G of data on the same drive up one folder, obviously don't want to mix data in where is shouldn't be. <br />
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Would using the following robocopy command move the entire 'Data' folder and all the content up one folder, for example I want to move the Data folder out of folder3 and into folder2. <br />
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C:\Windows\system32&gt;roboco<wbr />py “D:\Folder1\folder2\folder<wbr />3\Data D:\Folder1\Folder2\Data” /E /COPY:DATSOU /R:1 /W:1/TEE/LOG:C:\robocopy.t<wbr />xt
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I need to move 150G of data on the same drive up one folder, obviously don't want to mix data in where is shouldn't be. 

Would using the following robocopy command move the entire 'Data' folder and all the content up one folder, for example I want to move the Data folder out of folder3 and into folder2. 

C:\Windows\system32>robocopy “D:\Folder1\folder2\folder3\Data D:\Folder1\Folder2\Data” /E /COPY:DATSOU /R:1 /W:1/TEE/LOG:C:\robocopy.txt

Robocopy command used to copy large folder and all the content up one folder

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