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Former Member

‎2008 Jun 23 9:26 AM

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Hi

I am lukiing for a entry in AL11..While viewing that i am getting first two rows occupied by . and .. Under file name column..is there is any specific notation available for this???

Thanks and Regards,

Aun Joseph

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‎2008 Jun 23 1:07 PM

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The "." and ".." are just standard "navigation" directory entries in Unix and DOS... if you go to a command line in DOS, for example, and type "cd \.." then it will take you up one level in the subdirectory path... if you type "cd \." it will take you to the root path.

Jonathan

The "." and ".." are just standard "navigation" directory entries in Unix and DOS... if you go to a command line in DOS, for example, and type "cd \.." then it will take you up one level in the subdirectory path... if you type "cd \." it will take you to the root path.

Jonathan

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‎2008 Jun 23 10:02 AM

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Check you have authorizations for file access. Refer to your basis consultant.

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‎2008 Jun 23 1:07 PM

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The "." and ".." are just standard "navigation" directory entries in Unix and DOS... if you go to a command line in DOS, for example, and type "cd \.." then it will take you up one level in the subdirectory path... if you type "cd \." it will take you to the root path.

Jonathan