
Using Technician Interface Software
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Examples:
Displaying a Directory
Use the dir command to display a list of the files in a directory. You can enter the
wildcard characters
* and ? to display filenames with the character strings you
specify. You cannot use wildcard characters in the directory portion of the
pathname.
Enter the following command to list the files stored in the default directory:
dir
Enter the following command to display selected contents of another directory,
where <dir_name> is the path to the directory and <filename.ext> is the file
specification you want to display:
dir \
<pathname>
\
<filename.ext>
Figure 5-2 shows a sample response to the dir command. The screen shows an
entry for each file on the volume. Each entry consists of a filename, size,
modification date/weekday/time, and attributes.
If you enter: The system:
cd
Displays the present working directory.
cd \old
Changes the present working directory to the subdirectory
old.
cd \old\logs
Changes the present working directory to the
subdirectory old\logs.
cd ..
Changes the present working directory to the parent direc-
tory.
cd \
Changes the present working directory to the root directory.
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