Stephan E. Bucher schreef:

>Is there a way (command line) to copy an entire directory tree and copy 
>only those files that are newer in the source than in the destination? 
>Under Windows,  XCOPY /S /D does exactly that, but the OS/2 XCOPY only 
>allows the /D switch in connection with an explicit date. I already use 
>the archive attribute for a different purpose.
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Seems basics begin to fade away. (-:

You need:

xcopy /h /o /t /s /e /r /v

(hotserv as memory trick)

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