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Do you have the website or link or article to approve what you said about the disavantage of robocopy (handling open file)?
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Do you have the website or link or article to approve what you said about the disavantage of robocopy (handling open file)?

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I ran a mass copying process ( thousands files) by using robocopy command, for unknow reason, not all files were copied from a network place to another network place. But, when I ran those missing file individually ro tun, &nbsp;each can be copied sucessfully. I don't know why. Any one can tell me why?? or how to fix it if possible<br />
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here is command line<br />
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robocopy /S source destination
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I ran a mass copying process ( thousands files) by using robocopy command, for unknow reason, not all files were copied from a network place to another network place. But, when I ran those missing file individually ro tun,  each can be copied sucessfully. I don't know why. Any one can tell me why?? or how to fix it if possible

here is command line

robocopy /S source destination

network copying issue

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