svn checkout issue (download process interrupted, can I continue?)

I've tried to download some files from Subversion repository,

But the do开发者_高级运维wnload process has been interrupted by some network problem.

Can I continue the download process?

svn update function is for that? Or should I start from the beginning?

svn update will finish the checkout

Svn Update will Start from where it was stop... still I would suggest you that you will go through documentation of Svn svn

svn update command

SVN has Checkout to create a local version of a repository and Update will then pull any Commit changes to the server repository onto the local copy ensuring that none of the local changes are overwritten by either Merging or raising a Conflict.

SVN can also Export a repository which simply obtains the files and does not 'hook' the destination folder into the server repository.

Are you using a command line based svn? After a failed download I would suggest to first execute a svn cleanup in order to clean your working copy of any locks or inestable svn information and later execute svn update.

The purpose of svn update is to update you revision with the specified version (the latest by default) from the repository.

For further reference I would recommend this online book:

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/

An example (and deeper description) of how to perform the initial svn checkout, which I assume is what failed to you, can be found in this section:

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn.tour.initial.html

And the description of the work cycle and the basics of how ot use the svn update command can be found here:

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn.tour.cycle.html

I hope it helps.