copy cmd with /v switch

Tracey

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3rd Nov 2005

Does the "copy" cmd with the "/v" switch actually do a 100% integrity check
of the file copied?

Or is the "fc" (file compare) cmd with the "/b" switch the only method of
verifying the successful copying of a file from one location/name to
another?

Please advise.
Thanks, Tracey

If this question is to the wrong group can you please re-direct me to the
correct group?

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