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Revision as of 06:49, 10 February 2012
Contents
Purpose
Display a directory of files
Syntax
DIR [<skeleton>]
See Also
!, ADIR(), DECRYPT, DISPLAY FILES, ENCRYPT, LIST FILES, RUN
Description
The DIR command displays filenames in the current directory and path (see SET PATH) matching the specified <skeleton>. The total number of files matching the <skeleton>, their total size and the remaining drive space in Megabytes are also displayed.
If DIR is issued with no <skeleton> specified, then it will list details of the table files only. The table file listing includes the following information:
- File type if not Recital, e.g. (FP2) for FoxPro table
- DES3 Encryption status, i.e. (DES3) if table is encrypted
- Number of Records
- Last Update date
- Size in bytes
- Dictionary status, i.e. Yes or None
- Triggers status, i.e. Yes or None
- Security status, i.e. Yes or None
- Total size of tables in Megabytes
- Number of tables
- Drive space remaining in Megabytes
Example
dir dir *.prg
