emfcopy

Usage: emfcopy -m TOTAPE [-u] [-o] [-n] filepath...
emfcopy -m FROMTAPE [-o] file... path...

-m media
Media
Copying direction
Use one of the following values:
FROMTAPE
From tape
File will be copied from tape.
TOTAPE
To tape
File will be copied to tape.
-n
Data verification
Disable data verification of written data on the tape after a copy to tape operation.
The default value is data verification enabled.
-o
Overwrite mode
For a Copy to Tape operation this option indicates that files will be written at start from the beginning of the tape for this job session. If data exist on the tape, it will be overwritten.
For a Copy from Tape operation this option indicates that a file will be overwritten on the disk if a file with the same filename already exist.
The default value is not overwriting.
-u
Data compression
Disable hardware data compression when writing data to tape.
The default value is compression enabled, if supported by the hardware.

file
File name
Name of file on tape. Operand can be repeated together with operand path.
Identifier 1 - 99 characters
path
Path location
Path to location on disk where file is copied. Operand can be repeated together with operand file.
Identifier 1 - 150 characters
filepath
File path, [path]file
Composition of path and file. Identifies the file on disk to copy. File path can contain absolute or relative path.
Operand can be repeated.
Identifier 1 - 249 characters
In this example, a zip file D:\images\image.zip, is copied from disk to tape. The file will be copied to the beginning of the tape. All existing data on tape will be overwritten. Data compression will not be applied.
emfcopy -m TOTAPE -o -u D:\images\image.zip