chfolder
Use to navigate folders in the plan. This command changes the working directory or current directory, which is set to root ("/") by default, so that you can use relative folder paths when submitting commands.
Authorization
To change folder, you must have display access to the folder.
Syntax
{chfolder | cf} foldername
Arguments
- foldername
- Is the name and path where the folder is located and to which you want to navigate.
Comments
When submitting commands involving folders, you can specify either a relative or absolute path to the folder. If no folder is specified, then the command is performed using the current folder. If you generally work from a specific folder, then you can use the chfolder command to set a new current folder. The chfolder command changes the working directory or current folder, which is set to root ("/") by default, so that you can use relative folder paths when submitting commands.
- CustomParameters
- You can pass chfolder | cf as a parameter together with a
conman command from the conman command line. For example, to
show job streams in the folder
named
/TEMPLATE/, then submit the following from the conman command line:conman -cf /TEMPLATE/ ss @#@You can obtain the same result by changing the current folder in conman first, then submitting the command:%cf /TEMPLATE/%ss @#@ - UNISON_CURRENT_FOLDER
- Set the value of the current folder using the UNISON_CURRENT_FOLDER environment variable.
- Custom properties file
- You can use the CURRENT FOLDER parameter to set the value of the current
folder in the custom properties
file that can be passed to conman. The parameters in the custom properties file
override the values specified in the useropts and
localopts files. For example, set the parameter as
follows:
See Running the conman program for information about the custom properties file.CURRENT FOLDER = /foldername - useropts
- You can set the current folder in the useropts file. The useropts file contains values
for localopts parameters that you can personalize for individual users. Set the
current folder as
follows:
current folder = /foldername - localopts
- You can set the current folder in the localopts file as
follows:
------------------------------------ # Current Folder # current folder = /mycurrentfolder
The maximum length for the full folder path (that is, the path name including the parent folder and all nested sub-folders) is 800 characters, while each folder name supports a maximum of 256 characters.
Examples
chfolder /TEST