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What Happens If the Connection Drops During Synchronization, Backup or Replication?

When ViceVersa overwrites an older file with a newer file, first it copies the new file to a temporary file in the destination folder. Only after the copy operation completes successfully, ViceVersa replaces the older file with the temporary file. So, in case of a connection failure only the temporary file is affected. Just run ViceVersa again when the connection is restored, the temporary file will be removed.
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large files -  01-Mar-07
What if the connection is lost during the copy of a very large file? Does the transfer process for that file need to restart? Or is there some sort of block copy process going on under the hood?

gary
TGRMN Software -  07-Mar-07
Next time ViceVersa runs , the file is copied again.
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