How to refresh just 1 folder in a large session?

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  • wekslein
    New User
    • Jun 2020
    • 2

    How to refresh just 1 folder in a large session?

    I have a session that compares two 300 GB disks. One of them is on a LAN. The full compare takes several minutes to complete. As I am working to resolve differences, I may make changes to individual folders on one of the disks or the other. Is there a way that I can get BC to refresh or update the compare for just that one folder without having to redo the entire compare?

    I tried Fast Refresh (F5), but it takes about as long as a Full Refresh (Ctrl+F5).

    I also tried right-clicking the =? Compare contents. That didn't seem to do anything.

    ThanksI have a session that compares two 300 GB disks. One of them is on a LAN. The full compare takes several minutes to complete. As I am working to resolve differences, I may make changes to individual folders on one of the disks or the other. Is there a way that I can get BC to refresh or update the compare for just that one folder without having to redo the entire compare?

    I tried Fast Refresh (F5), but it takes about as long as a Full Refresh (Ctrl+F5).

    I also tried right-clicking the =? Compare contents. That didn't seem to do anything.

    Thanks
  • Aaron
    Team Scooter
    • Oct 2007
    • 16000

    #2
    Hello,

    You can right-click and Refresh Selection on a selection of items (folders or files). The =? Compare Contents command is also in the right-click menu, and acts on the current selection. It will run the a content comparison scan, and populate the center column (shown between files, not folders; but can run on a folder to update the files within). It should show a dialog allowing the selection of which content scan to pick, unless this dialog has been suppressed. You can re-enable it in the Tools menu -> Options dialog, File Operations tab, Confirm content compare.
    Aaron P Scooter Software

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    • wekslein
      New User
      • Jun 2020
      • 2

      #3
      Originally posted by Aaron
      Hello,

      You can right-click and Refresh Selection on a selection of items (folders or files). The =? Compare Contents command is also in the right-click menu, and acts on the current selection. It will run the a content comparison scan, and populate the center column (shown between files, not folders; but can run on a folder to update the files within). It should show a dialog allowing the selection of which content scan to pick, unless this dialog has been suppressed. You can re-enable it in the Tools menu -> Options dialog, File Operations tab, Confirm content compare.
      Than you very much for the help.

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