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Addressing files of the passive file system
Files of the passive file system are generally addressed in the NC notation (directory and file
names begin with the domain identifier "_N_", "_" is the separator for the file identifier) without
specifying the drive name. An addressing in EES notation (without domain identification "_N_",
separator for the directory/file extension is ".") is, however, also permitted.
Example:
● NC notation: "/_N_SPF_DIR/_N_SUB1_SPF"
● EES notation: "/SPF.DIR/SUB1.SPF"
Note
The addressing schemes for files of the passive file system in EES notation are converted
internally into NC notation in accordance with the following rules:
● Directory and file names are extended with the domain identification "_N_".
● If the fourth-last character in the directory or file name is a period ("."), it will be converted into
an underscore ("_").
The passive file system can also be explicitly addressed using the predefined drive names "//
NC:".
Example:
● NC notation: "//NC:/_N_SPF_DIR/_N_SUB1_SPF"
● EES notation: "//NC:/SPF.DIR/SUB1.SPF"
Work preparation
3.4 File and Program Management
NC programming
Programming Manual, 12/2019, 6FC5398-2EP40-0BA0 555
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