Bogart Bogart
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Robocopy Skipped Directory
When trying to copy across a folder Robocopy shows Skipped 1 item which is a directory.
Not sure which one.
Not sure which one.
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Thanks Pawan I'll give it a try and will let you know thanks.
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Thanks for the sample Pawan. I can see what the Skipped means.
I have tried using the /IS switch but I am getting the same Skipped result.
Just for peace of mind and that we know what Skipped means, is there a way to get rid of this Skipped status?
I have tried using the /IS switch but I am getting the same Skipped result.
Just for peace of mind and that we know what Skipped means, is there a way to get rid of this Skipped status?
try verbose switch (/v) and log the results. It will show you what are the folders and files are skipped.
You can refer the below link.
http://superuser.com/questions/992940/robocopy-log-names-of-skipped-failed-files
You can refer the below link.
http://superuser.com/questions/992940/robocopy-log-names-of-skipped-failed-files
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I have the /V switch but it doesn't actually show you the skipped file/s.
Thanks for your reply. Have tried with /LOG+:file switch..If so can you post your command that you are executing???
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I have that switch actually and the Skipped status is the only area that shows 1 directory as Skipped.
I have searched the text file/log and no other item hits the find parameter "Skipped"
I have searched the text file/log and no other item hits the find parameter "Skipped"
RoboCopy will not tell which folders are the same. The only sign is that there is no class (first column), a count, then the folder name, for those directories.
You can't get rid of the "skipped" count without suppressing all statistics (/NJS). But it just a (positive) statistic number, so why worry? Do you worry about skipped files? Certainly not.
You can't get rid of the "skipped" count without suppressing all statistics (/NJS). But it just a (positive) statistic number, so why worry? Do you worry about skipped files? Certainly not.
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Hi Qlemo thanks for your reply. Just wanted to make sure that I am not actually missing something. Like everyone else is saying if it means just the directory/file is already there hence we are getting the "skipped" status.
If that's the case nothing to worry then. Cheers.
If that's the case nothing to worry then. Cheers.
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