User`s guide

User Commands 4–65
User Commands
fldir
fldir
The fldir command displays a list of files in the current or specified directory.
Format
fldir [drive_pathname]
Parameters
drive_pathname
Specifies the drive or subdirectory.
Description
The fldir command displays a directory of files in the current or specified directory.
Drives are specified by using the letters A through Z. The path is a list of
subdirectories separated by a slash (/) for DIGITAL UNIX users or a backslash (\)
for DOS users. The top-level directory (known as the root directory) is represented
by a slash (/) or backslash (\). A path can be an absolute or relative path. An absolute
path begins with the root directory, whereas a relative path begins with the current
working directory.
Subdirectory entries also contain two special entries that can be used to specify a
path. One period (.) represents the current directory and two periods (..) represent the
directory above the current level.