Hi James,
I am using xcopy and the /z switch is not necessary. I wonder why I
put it there given that none of my drives are network drives?
I have removed the /z switch with no success.
Pranav
on Wednesday 12/7/2005 11:18 PM, James Button said:
NTFS and the relatively small file size rule out valid reports of
problems
due to file size, and, I would have thought actual memory allocation
problems,
I'd say that it's probably due to the length of a filename you are
trying to
generate .
and - having checked the original message, I do hope you are using
xcopy,
not copy!
Also - why the use of the /z option
JimB
----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: Insufficient memory when copying one folder to another
> Jim,
>
> the partition is NPF S. The size of the entire folder is
> approximately 120 MB. So, there is no file greater than two GP in
the
> folder being copied.
>
> Pranav
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