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For example,
if
you created
an
indirect file that has these files'
*/FORA
*/ClBA
*/FOR:5
Drives 4 and 5 may have duplicate filenames with the
/FOR
extension, Before you use indirect, examine
all
the files
to
be
saved. Rename any duplicate filenames before saving.
Using the
DC
and
DM
Options
Another way
to
save files
is
to
do
so
with respect to their creation
or modification (update) dates. For example, suppose your
directory showed these creation and update dates for your files:
Filename Created Updated
MENU/PRG 6/1/81 9/2/81
PRGONE/PRG 6/1/81 9/16/81
PRGTWO/PRG 6/1/81 7/30/81
PRGTHR/PRG 6/1/81 6/16/81
PAYROll/OAT
9/15/81 10/15/81
CHECKS/OAT 9/15/81 10/15/81
TEST/PRG
10/29/81 10/29/81
If
you want to save only those files created
on
June
1,
1982, use
the following command
SAVE
*1*:5
TO
0
{OC
~
060182}
(ENTER)
The first four files are saved
to
the floppy diskette
in
Drive
(/j,
In
the same sense, the first four files were updated
on
or before
September
2,
1982 (9/2/82). Type
SAVE
*/PRG:5
TO
0 {OM<090282}
(ENTER)
and
all
files updated before the specified date are saved.
BUILD
Create
an
Automatic Command Input File
BUilD fi/e
file
is
a file specification whicll cannot include
an
extension
The BUILD command allows you
to
create or edit a
DO
file
on
a
line
by
line
basis.
When you enter a BUILD file that already exists, TRSDOS-II will
display the first line
of
the file, followed by the prompt:
Keep, Delete, Fix, Replace, Insert or Quit?
Enter (K/D/F/R/I/Q)
..
?
The
Fix
option lets you edit the displayed command line.
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