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SkySync will keep a change tracking database for the job, and with every subsequent execution SkySync will add/delete/rename/move/copy items and folders on one side that were changed on the other side.
Publish
Use a Publish job when you would like to overwrite all
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non-coexisting content in the destination with the source.
The source is never altered with a Publish job.
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On every
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run we will use our tracking database to determine if there are any new files created on the source, a destination file found to be out of sync with the source, or any new content on the destination that does not exist on the source. SkySync will then execute only those changes by uploading only the new or changed files and removing any content added to the destination by mechanism other than SkySync.
A Publish job performs the following:
Copies all new data in source to the destination.
Skips data equivalent between source and destination that has not changed since the last execution.
Prefers source in data conflicts; overrides data that has changed on the destination with data from the source and deletes non-coexisting data from destination.
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Migrate
Use a Migrate job if you want to copy data from the source to the destination, as well as delete the data from the source.
A Migrate job will copy data from the source to the destination. After data is copied to the destination, SkySync will delete all files/folders that were successfully transferred.
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Copy
Use a Copy job if you want to create a backup or copy.
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For every subsequent execution of the job, data that was previously copied will not be copied again. SkySync uses the change-tracking database to discover new files/folders to copy to the destination.
Taxonomy
Use a Taxonomy job if you want to only copy the folder structure from the source to the destination.
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Subsequent runs use the change-tracking database to determine new folders to be copied to the destination.
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