Mtc Syntax

mtc [LogPath]LogFile [SrcPath]SrcTree [DstPath]DstTree

Where

LogPath: specifies the path to the directory containing the log file for the copy operation. If LogPath is not specified, Mtc searches for the file in the current directory.
LogFile: specifies the file name of the log file to which to append a log of actions and errors for the copy operation. If the file does not exist, Mtc creates it.
SrcPath: specifies the path to the source tree that you want to copy. SrcPath can consist of a drive letter and colon or a UNC network path. If SrcPath is not specified, Mtc searches for the source tree in the current directory.
SrcTree: specifies the name of the root directory of the source tree that you want to copy. If SrcPath is not specified, Mtc searches for SrcTree in the current directory.
DstPath: specifies the path and file name of the destination tree. DstPath can consist of a drive letter and colon or a UNC network path. If DstPath is not specified, Mtc creates the destination tree in the current directory.
DstTree: specifies the directory name for the destination tree to which you want to copy. If the directory does not exist, Mtc will create it. If DstPath is not specified, Mtc creates the destination tree in the current directory.

Note Image Note

Mtc error messages can be decoded using the Net helpmsg command, as follows:

Net helpmsg errorcode

Where errorcode is the number of the error.