
Using Technician Interface Software
5-14 114088 Rev. A
Copying a File
Use the copy command to make a copy of a file. You can use the wildcard
characters
* and ? when issuing the copy command to copy multiple files. The
new file must reside on the same diskette as the original. (Use a PC to copy a file
from one diskette to another.)
Enter the following command to copy a single file in the present working
directory and rename the new version of the file:
copy
<old_name.ext> <new_name.ext>
Enter the following command to copy a file from one directory to another, and use
the same filename:
copy \
<dir_1>
\
<old_name.ext>
\
<dir_2>
Enter the following command to copy a file from one directory to another, and use
a new filename:
copy \
<dir_1>
\
<old_name.ext>
\
<dir_2>
\
<new_name.ext>
Examples:
Caution: The system automatically overwrites any file in the directory that
has the same filename as the file you are copying. To avoid overwriting an
existing file, display the directory and determine the filenames that are already
in use.
If you enter: The system:
copy config alt.cfg
Copies the config file in the present working directory
and names the new copy alt.cfg.
copy *.* \newfiles
Copies all files in the present working directory to the
directory newfiles.
copy \logf\l6_22.log
\inv\span.log
Copies the l6_22.log file from the logf directory to the
inv directory and names the new file span.log.
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