urm copy
Copy files from a source to a target directory or zip file.
urm {Switches} copySource{+ Source}{Destination} {Options}
Switches and Parameters
See urm
Options
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Option |
Description |
|---|---|
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-silent |
Perform operations silently, without displaying messages. |
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-noSubDir |
Do not process subdirectories |
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-after=yyyymmdd
{hhnnss} | -before=yyyymmdd
{hhnnss} | |
Specify date of files The following separators are allowed:
Note: The date format differs from the date
format in the /aft and /bef switches.
|
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-InputCharset=CharSet |
Specify the input characters set |
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-XmlCharset=CharSet |
Specify the XML characters set |
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-OutputCharset=CharSet |
Specify the output characters set |
Converting Character Sets
You can use the copy command to convert the character set of one file to another. For example, the following command converts the file MyFile.txt from the Western European character set to the Eastern European character set:
urm copy MyFile.txt -inputCharset=cp1252 -outputCharset=cp1250
Copying Objects
The following command copies a ReadMe file to MyArchive.uar:
urm copy readme.txt MyArchive.uar:/myarchive.rme
The following command copies all subdirectories and objects in the MyObjects directory to the MyArchive.uar file.
urm copy MyObjects/*/* MyArchive.uar:/*/*
The following command copies all objects in the MyArchive.uar to the MyObjects directory.
urm copy MyArchive.uar:/*/* MyObjects/*/*
The following command is useful for selecting only updates since 28 August 2013:
urm copy *.* update\*.* -after=20130828
