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Directory Commands CFN3 File System
Directory Commands
How to List Files in a Directory
Use the command DIRECTORY or DIR to print a listing of files in a directory.You can specify
the name of one or more directories to list. If you do not specify a directory, the listing for the
current directory will be printed. The SC3 files are located on the C: directory of your hard
disk. This is an example, your site will have more files.
Note: For commands, like DIRECTORY, whose output may fill more than a screen, you can
stop the data from scrolling off the screen by using the scroll lock key. Press ENTER to
resume the scrolling.
Use DIRECTORY;A to list hidden files or directories on the RAM drive only. When you list a
directory other than the root directory, the directories . and .. will be listed with
DIRECTORY;A.
How to Print a Short File List
Use DIRECTORY;I to print a directory listing that includes only file and subdirectory names.
This is only an example, your site will have more files.
How to List All Files Below a Directory
DIRECTORY lists files in the current directory or in a specified directory, but if other
directories are under that directory, you have to use DIRECTORY again to list them. The disk-
based command TREE lists all the files on the P* RAM drive and any subdirectories only.
DIRECTORY (DIR)
P* DIRECTORY C:
↵
9-18-99 4:58p C:\SC3\.
9-18-99 4:58p C:\SC3\..
9-29-99 6:59a 0 C:\SC3\SC3.LOG
9-25-99 1:04p 487808 C:\SC3\FRAMOS.BIN
(the list will continue down the screen)
P*
DIRECTORY (DIR)
P* DIRECTORY;I C: ↵
Directory
SC3.EXE
DEMO.BIN SC3.sys SC3.exe FRAMOS.BIN
FRAMOS.CFG BIN PROM LOCAL
P*
P* TREE
↵
RESTORE.BIN
BACKTRAN.BIN
SYSBAC K.CMD
TRANBACK.CMD
TREE.BIN
P*