User`s guide

COPY
RT–11 continues to copy files from that directory segment until no more files
from that segment will fit on the output volume or until all files from that
directory segment have been copied. When all files from that segment have been
copied, RT–11 begins copying files from the next directory segment. File copying
continues in this fashion until all the specified input files have been copied.
The following example shows all files on DU0 being copied to several diskettes:
.COPY/MULTIVOLUME DU0:*.* DU1:
(Log of files copied)
Mount next output volume in DU1:; Continue? Y
(Log of files copied)
Mount next output volume in DU1:; Continue? Y
(Log of files copied)
Mount next output volume in DU1:; Continue? Y
(Log of files copied)
Mount next output volume in DU1:; Continue? Y
The /MULTIVOLUME option is not valid when you are copying from magtape.
/NEWFILES
Copies only those files that have the current date. The following example shows
a convenient way to back up all new files after a session at the computer:
.COPY/NEWFILES *.* DU1:*.*
Files copied:
DK:A.FOR to DU1:A.FOR
DK:B.FOR to DU1:B.FOR
DK:C.FOR to DU1:C.FOR
/OWNER:[nnn,nnn]
Use this option with /DOS to represent a DOS–11 user identification code (UIC)
for a DOS–11 input device. This option requires the FILEX utility.
Note that the square brackets are part of the UIC; you must type them. The
initial default for the UIC is [1,1].
/PACKED
Copies files in DECsystem–10, DOS, or interchange mode. This option requires
the FILEX utility.
You can use /PACKED on an input file specification with the /TOPS, /DOS, or
/INTERCHANGE option to transfer files to RT–11 format. This option transfers
DECsystem–10 files created by MACY11, MACX11, or LNKX11 with the /P
option.
/POSITION:value
Use this option when you copy files to or from magtape. The /POSITION:value
option lets you direct the tape operation; you can move the tape and perform
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