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Return Codes
See the RFS command, section “RFS” on page 363.
Example
'CKFILE POOL1:\USERS\USER1\TEST.EXEC'
This example checks for a file called TEST.EXEC in the existing directory POOL1:\USERS\USER1.
COPY
RFS COPY fileid1 fileid2
COPY copies a file.
Operands
fileid1
specifies the source file identifier, it may be a fully or partially qualified directory and file identifier.
fileid2
specifies the target file identifier, it may be a fully or partially qualified directory and file identifier.
Note: If the target file (fileid2) already exists, the contents of fileid1 replaces it.
Return Codes
See the RFS command, section “RFS” on page 363.
Example
'RFS COPY POOL1:\USERS\USER1\TEST1.EXEC POOL1:\USERS\USER1\TEST2.EXEC'
This example copies TEST1.EXEC to TEST2.EXEC within the directory POOL1:\USERS\USER1.
DELETE
RFS DELETE fileid
DELETE deletes an RFS file.
Operands
fileid
specifies the name of the file to be deleted. This may be partially or fully qualified.
Return Codes
See the RFS command, section “RFS” on page 363.
Example
'RFS DELETE POOL1:\USERS\USER1\TEST1.EXEC'
This example deletes file TEST1.EXEC within directory POOL1:\USERS\USER1.
DISKR
RFS DISKR
DATA.
fileid
stem.
File System
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