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DEL COMMAND
8.3 -- Messages
<name::> DELETED
This message is displayed for each file name that
is deleted.
It is displayed in sing1el multiple,
o~
famil~
file
name
modes.
DELETE <name::> ?
This prompt is displayed
whenever
a
ramil~
of
file
names
containing
at
least one member has
been speclTied on the command line, and
the
"Y"
option is not present.
The
operator must respond
with a "yu to delete each
membe~
of the family.
<name::>
IS PROTECTED
8.4 Examples
This message is displayed ror each rile name that
cannot
be
deleted
due
to
its
protection
att~ibutes.
The message is displayed in
sing1el
multiple,
or family
rile
name modes.
To delete
a
single file name called TEST?ROG. SA on
d~ive
zero,
the following
command
line !.IIould be' entered:
DEL TESTPROG. SA
The
DEL command would
then
display
the
message
TESTPROG.SA:O DELETED
after it
has
deleted the Tile name.
To delete the three rile
names:
SCRATCH. SA
on
drive one,
TEST. LX on
d~ive
two, and
PROG.RO on drive zero,
the following command
line
would
be
used.
The system's -responses
a,-e
also shown:
=DEL
SCRATCH. SA: 1, TEST. LX:
21
PROG. RO
SCRATCH. SA: 1
'DELETED
TEST
. LX: 2 DELETED
PROG
.
RO: 0 DELETED
=
The
follo~ing
command line
DEL *.SA,*.SA: 1
will
search
for all file
names
without
the
system attribute
and with the suffix liSA
II
on drives zero
and
one.
After
a
file name is found,
its tomplete name
~ill
be displayed along
with the prompt asking if the file is
to
be
deleted.
The
operator
has
complete control over the deletjon of any member
of the family since a response is
re~uired
for every member.
-~
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