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What happens if the replication schedule closes while a file is being replicated?

April 26, 2017file happens replicated replication schedule

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What happens if the replication schedule closes while a file is being replicated?

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If remote differential compression (RDC) is enabled on the connection, inbound replication of a file larger than 64 KB that began replicating immediately prior to the schedule closing (or changing to No bandwidth) continues when the schedule opens (or changes to something other than No bandwidth). The replication continues from the state it was in when replication stopped. If RDC is turned off, DFS Replication completely restarts the file transfer. This can delay when the file is available on the receiving member.