The XCopy action enables you to automate file and directory copying using XCopy. XCopy is a powerful utility included in Windows which is faster and more capable than standard file and copy tools.
Specify the folder or file or file mask that you want to copy.
Specify the destination directory for the copy operation.
Only copy the files in the directory specified, do not include sub directories.
Copy files in directory and sub-directories. Empty directories will also be copied.
Log the results of the operation without actually copying any files. Allows you to preview the result without actually copying any files.
Only copy the directory structure, do not copy the files. Empty directories will also be copied.
Suppress all the output messages from XCopy.
Display the normal output from XCopy.
Display source and destination paths for each item in the operation.
Files that exist in the source directory and do not exist in the destination directory will not be copied.
Enable when the destination requires that files are named in short format (8.3 characters).
Files are copied in restartable mode so that the copy operation can be resumed from point of failure if the network connection fails.
Enable this option to only copy files that exist in both the source and the destination where the source file is newer than the destination file.
Enable this option to only copy files that exist in both the source and the destination where the source files have changed after the date specified.
After copying each file verify that the destination file is identical to the source file.
If a particular file fails to copy, ignore the error and continue with the next file.
When performing a recursive copy, enable this option to include empty directories.
Files that do not have the archive bit set are not copied.
Once files are copied, the archive bit is turned off.
System and Hidden files are included in the copy operation.
Allow existing read-only files to be overwritten.
Retains the file attributes from the source file. By default XCopy will remove the read-only attribute from any files copied.
Retains the file ownership and access control list information in the copy.
Copies the file audit settings as well as the system access control list information.
Decrypt files if destination does not support encryption.
Use the Exclude Files page to specify files that should not be included in the copy operation. XCopy does not support the use of wildcard characters in the exclusion list, it only allows substring matches (i.e. .txt to match a any text files).