Normally, commands act only on the specified folder and the files in it. For example, if you get a folder, you get all the files that are in that folder. However, subfolders and the files and subfolders inside them are ignored. When you use the -R option to make a command recursive, the command acts on the entire folder hierarchy.
For example, if you type TC Get //MyProject/Root -R, folders are created for that folder's subfolders, and the subfolders inside of them, and so on.
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