Re: create directory
- From: briggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 27 Feb 2007 07:06:06 -0600
In article <45E42070.9060201@xxxxxxxxxxx>, bradhamilton <bradhamilton@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Bob Jones wrote:
I am a beginner in VMS, coming from UNIX. Trying to create a new directory
under the current directory, but forgot to use the '.'.
create /directory [newdir]
Now I cannot find where this dir is created. Please help!
directory <some_disk>:[newdir]
That will display the directory contents rather than the directory file.
It has been created on the "top" level of the disk that you "were", at
the time the command was issued.
Now your job will be to find out which disk that was. If you have only
one disk, your task is easy; if not, your task is as hard as the number
of disks on your system.
And as easy as going to where he was when he created the directory
and doing:
$ DIR [000000]NEWDIR.DIR
.
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