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Internal ms-dos commands with syntax
On the system you are referring to type "format /?" to get the commands and syntax.
For most DOS commands you can write COMMAND /? and you will be presented with a list of possible choises. eks. FIND /? Regards.
Different commands can have different syntaxes. The most common format is 'command -a -b -c -d' or 'command -abcd'. Commands with long options will also support the syntax 'command --option --option2 --coption3'.
Using The ipconfig Command in Command Prompt.SyntaxC:\Users\\ipconfigMain syntax - ipconfigThe proper syntax is IPCONFIG /allThe slash-all shows everything.Do a IPCONFIG /? for all the commands used.ipconfig
1. commandname --help {this command is used to view the help documents of the commands} Ex: config --help {displays the help document for config command} 2. commandname info {to view the information about any command} Ex: config info {displays the info for config command} 3. man commandname {to view the mannual page of commands for syntax} Ex: man config {displays the manual for config command}
It lacks a graphical user interface resulting in the user to know the right command in the correct syntax to be executed thus making it hard to remember all the commands and syntax. That is the major problem.
The generic syntax for commands is: command-name options-or-parameters The first non-blank field is always the command to be executed. Following that are either options (starts with a - or +), and any other non-blank field would be considered a parameter. An example: cc -O -o testing -n -s -x main1.c sub1.c sub2.c
Hi, You can try one of the following commands: 1) tar 2) cpio 3) dd Do a "man" of the command to get the usage syntax and options from the online man pages (e.g. "man tar") Hope this helps. - Ramki.
sleep is a unix command line program that suspends program execution for specified period of time.. syntax:- sleep time example:- sleep 10 date, time and wait are the related commands of sleep command...
you learn the rules for correctly entering a specific command at the command line
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