If the File Path is too Long, Will the Job Be Caused to Copy Files Failed?

First of all, too long file path definitely makes job failed to copy files. Windows OS has restriction for path length. When path length exceeds the limit, files will be failed to copy.

What situation will it happen? For example, if a job exists, source directory is located in "D:\Source\" and destination directory is located in "E:\Destination\Backup\Company\Department\Group\Somebady\", you can see the length of destination is longer than the source directory, and there are multiple sub-directories in source.Thus the total length exceeds OS limitation and it will cause file copy failed.

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