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This transfer type is set when you select Transfer in one direction from a Source to a Destination as the transfer direction. This will copy all content (files, folders) from the source to the destination. Each Job run will detect any new content on the source and copy it to the destination. DryvIQ never modifies source content for a copy job. It only creates matching content on the destination. Subsequent job runs will evaluate the source for new content, and only this new content will be copied to the destination. When a failure occurs during a copy transfer, the Job will continue and flag the failures at the end for review. When a failure occurs at the folder level, DryvIQ will not traverse this folder's content. It will be skipped, and the next folder will be evaluated for copy transfer.
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Synchronize
This transfer type is set when you select Transfer in both directions, syncing between two locations as the transfer direction. This ensures all content (files, folders) on the source and the destination are the same. Each job run will verify the source and destination match, modifying content on either the source or destination as needed. When subsequent sync jobs run, DryvIQ evaluates both the source and destination for any new content. Only the new content is transferred, to either side, to ensure the source and the destination match. When a failure occurs during a synchronize transfer, the job will continue and flag the failures at the end for review. When a failure occurs at the folder level, DryvIQ will not traverse this folder's content. It will be skipped, and the next folder will be evaluated for synchronization.
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