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BACKUP COMMAND
3.3 -- File Reorganization
00 BACKUP
.eM
01 BINEX
. eM
02 BL:OKEDIT.CM
03 CHAIN
.eM
04 COPY
. eM
05 DEL
. CM
06 DIR
.eM
lD
RLOAD
.CM
IE FORLB
.RO
iF EGU
.SA
20 IOCB
.SA
The
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a n
9
e
0
f
n
u m
beT's
$07 -1 C}
inc 1
u s
i
ve,
ism iss
in 9 ,
indicating
that
they
have
been
excluded
from the sorted
directory via prior
SAVE
and/or
DELETE
commands.
If
PRINT
UJ
ere
the fir s t comma n
d
t
0
bee n t e
l'
e
d . .
the n all
f i
len am e sin
the sorted directory would be seen, and the range
or
numbers
would be without gaps.
After
the
PRINT
command has displayed all of the file
names, a new prompt will be issued:
DELETE FILE NOS.
to which the operator Can respond with a
numbe~}
a series
of
numbers
or ranges of numbers separated by commas,
a range
oT
numbe'T'sl
OT"
a single carriage return.
The
numbers
must
be
from
the
set of those displayed in front of the file names.
These numbers are used to indicate
which
files
are
to
be
excluded from the sorted directory before files are copied to
the destination diskette.
For examplel the following entry:
01-03,lE/06
would cause the file names with numbers
to be removed rram the sorted directory
befo~e
the Tile
copy
process
beg ins.
Another
"DELETE
FILE NOS.
U
prompt wi 11 be
displayed if a ·number was entered in response to
a
previous
prompt.
Thus, as many file names as desired can be excluded
from the sorted directory.
A carriage return response to the
prompt
has
the same effect as the NO MORE command described
abo v e
i
i.
e. l i t
UI
ill end
f
u
1"
the r comma n d p
1" 0 C
e s sin g and c au s e
the file copy process to begin.
After
the
Files
to
be copied have been selected,
the
message
COPYING MDOS
.SY
will be displayed.
This message will in turn be followed
by
similar messages ror each of the eight remaining system riles
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