DataLakeStoreFileSystemClient.BulkCopy Method
Definition
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Performs the bulk copy and tracks the progress
public void BulkCopy (string destinationFolderPath, string accountName, string sourcePath, System.Threading.CancellationToken cmdletCancellationToken, int fileThreadCount = -1, bool recursive = false, bool overwrite = false, bool resume = false, bool isDownload = false, System.Management.Automation.Cmdlet cmdletRunningRequest = default, bool isBinary = false);member this.BulkCopy : string * string * string * System.Threading.CancellationToken * int * bool * bool * bool * bool * System.Management.Automation.Cmdlet * bool -> unitPublic Sub BulkCopy (destinationFolderPath As String, accountName As String, sourcePath As String, cmdletCancellationToken As CancellationToken, Optional fileThreadCount As Integer = -1, Optional recursive As Boolean = false, Optional overwrite As Boolean = false, Optional resume As Boolean = false, Optional isDownload As Boolean = false, Optional cmdletRunningRequest As Cmdlet = Nothing, Optional isBinary As Boolean = false)Parameters
- destinationFolderPath
- String
Destination folder path
- accountName
- String
Account name
- sourcePath
- String
Source folder or file path
- cmdletCancellationToken
- CancellationToken
Commandlet cancellation token
- fileThreadCount
- Int32
PerFileThreadCount
- recursive
- Boolean
If true then Enumeration of the subdirectories are done recursively
- overwrite
- Boolean
True if we want to overwrite existing destinations
- resume
- Boolean
Indicates that the file(s) being copied are a continuation of a previous file transfer
- isDownload
- Boolean
True if it is download else upload
- cmdletRunningRequest
- Cmdlet
Current Commandlet
- isBinary
- Boolean
Indicates that the file(s) being uploaded should be copied with no concern for new line preservation across appends