I have Outlook on my desktop and laptop. Based on what computer I used last, I run the following command (flipped accordingly based on how I'm copying) and the PST is copied to the other computer.
load "\\Shawnm-r60\SRM Laptop\SRMDATAPST\" "C:\SRMDATAPST\"
sync create-empty mirror:left->right
However, if I select the wrong direction (incorrect script), once its starts the PST file is lost. For example, I selected the incorrect script and I copied over yesterday's PST file and today's PST file was lost. I canceled the script, however, I was too late. My PST file was no longer in the folder.
Is there anything I can add into the script that will first check if I'm overwriting a newer file with an older file?
Thanks
Shawn
load "\\Shawnm-r60\SRM Laptop\SRMDATAPST\" "C:\SRMDATAPST\"
sync create-empty mirror:left->right
However, if I select the wrong direction (incorrect script), once its starts the PST file is lost. For example, I selected the incorrect script and I copied over yesterday's PST file and today's PST file was lost. I canceled the script, however, I was too late. My PST file was no longer in the folder.
Is there anything I can add into the script that will first check if I'm overwriting a newer file with an older file?
Thanks
Shawn
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