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LBI-39040 COMMANDS AND SYNTAX

Multiple files can be written to the destination directory since wildcards are allowed. If there is a collision (i.e., there is a

file in the destination directory with the same name as the file being copied) the default is for clone to query the user whether

to overwrite the file. The user responds with:

Y or y -- copies the source file overwriting the file in the destination directory

N or n -- does not overwrite the file

Q or q -- quits clone

Any other response results in the file not being deleted.

OPTIONS:

• q Quiet. Suppresses the query for whether matching destination files should be overwritten.

Source file names may include multiple question marks (?) and/or wildcards (*).

• ? Question marks substitute for one character in a file name.

• * Wildcards substitute for none to many characters in a filename.

EXAMPLE:

Directory 01.02/files contains:

misc.dat 1234.dat

1235.dat demo

“demo” is a directory.

Directory 01.02 contains:

1234.dat

User enters:

clone 01.02/files/*.dat 01.02

Terminal displays:

clone:01.02/1234.dat exists. Overwrite?n

clone:01.02/files/demo is a directory

The files misc.dat, 1234.dat, and 1235.dat match. misc.dat and 1235.dat are copied to the 01.02 directory. The user is

quiried if 1234.dat should be removed. “n” is the response and so it is not removed.

User enters:

clone -q 01.02/files/*.dat 01.02

Terminal displays:

clone:01.02/files/demo is a directory

The files misc.dat, 1234.dat, and 1235.dat match. misc.dat, 1234.dat, and 1235.dat are copied to the 01.02 directory.

1234.dat is overwritten without inquiry.

It is not necessary to enter the volume name for the hard drive. 01.02/ and / have the same meaning. When copying to a

floppy, however, the user must provide the volume name of the floppy.

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