Suggestion
Following scenario:
Two folders are being compared
- Source folders contain files with the same NAME as in the destination folder, but files in source folders are NEWER
- when updating the destinationfolder, BC3 should
a) rename the old destination file (add modified date-time)
e.g. filexyz.doc => 281210-1000filexyz.doc
b) move the old, renamed, file(s) to a separate folder (including path)
e.g. x:\bc3old2812100\docs\281210-1000filexyz.doc
c) then copy the new file into the destination folder
This way, in case of an accidental synchronization, users can restore the
'old' version.
Maybe this can be accomplished thru scripting, but I am not familiar with scripting. Whilst I do respect all those experts who are indeed familiar with that, I donot have the time to learn this...
TIA
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Following scenario:
Two folders are being compared
- Source folders contain files with the same NAME as in the destination folder, but files in source folders are NEWER
- when updating the destinationfolder, BC3 should
a) rename the old destination file (add modified date-time)
e.g. filexyz.doc => 281210-1000filexyz.doc
b) move the old, renamed, file(s) to a separate folder (including path)
e.g. x:\bc3old2812100\docs\281210-1000filexyz.doc
c) then copy the new file into the destination folder
This way, in case of an accidental synchronization, users can restore the
'old' version.
Maybe this can be accomplished thru scripting, but I am not familiar with scripting. Whilst I do respect all those experts who are indeed familiar with that, I donot have the time to learn this...

TIA
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