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Has anyone heard of running Robocopy mirroring deleting source file information? I know the mirroring switch for Robocopy will delete information from the destination side so it’s equal to the source but I have heard Roble copping mirroring can cause the source data to be deleted.<br />
So question is has anyone heard of Robocopy mirroring deleting source data while mirroring data to destination storage.
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Has anyone heard of running Robocopy mirroring deleting source file information? I know the mirroring switch for Robocopy will delete information from the destination side so it’s equal to the source but I have heard Roble copping mirroring can cause the source data to be deleted.
So question is has anyone heard of Robocopy mirroring deleting source data while mirroring data to destination storage.

Has anyone heard of running Robocopy mirroring deleting source file information?  Is it possible?

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