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Move files with robocopy instead of copy

on March 5, 2014March 5, 2014by

user3218338 asked:

robocopy B:\Foo\ D:\890001 /MIR /COPY:DT /FFT

Am using the above to copy files from A to B, however I wish to move the file not copy. How can this be done without its function being compromised?

My answer:


Use /mov, as shown in the documentation.


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