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anchor-directory1

anchor-directory2

Qualifiers

Examples

/LOG

CDD/Plus CDO MOVE DICTIONARY — VMS CDD+_4.1A

 Physically moves dictionary files from one VMS directory to another VMS
 directory.

 MOVE DICTIONARY ──┬─────>────┬────> anchor-directory1 ─────┐
                   ├> typebox (/)
L

O

G
───┤ │ └> typebox (/)
N

O

L

O

G
─┘ │ ┌───────────────────────────<────────────────────────────┘ └─> typebox (T)typebox (O) ──> anchor-directory2 ──> .

Additional information available:

anchor-directory1anchor-directory2QualifiersExamples

anchor-directory1

 The complete file specification, including device name, of the VMS
 directory that contains the dictionary files you want to move.

anchor-directory2

 The complete file specification, including device name, of the VMS
 directory that you want to move the dictionary files to.  This VMS
 directory must be an empty directory.

Qualifiers

Additional information available:

/LOG

/LOG

 /LOG
 /NOLOG (default)

 Controls whether or not an informational message is provided if the
 dictionary files are successfully moved to the new VMS directory.  The
 default is /NOLOG, where no informational message is provided after the
 dictionary files are successfully moved to the new VMS directory.

Examples

 In the following example, the MOVE DICTIONARY command moves the
 dictionary files to from one disk to another:

 CDO> MOVE DICTIONARY USR02:[SMITH.DICT] TO
 cont> USR03:[FREDERICKSON.DICTIONARY].
 CDO>

 In the following example, the MOVE DICTIONARY command moves the
 dictionary files to a different directory on the same disk:
 CDO> MOVE DICTIONARY DOC$DISK:[CORPORATE.PERSONNEL] TO
 cont> DOC$DISK:[PERSONNEL].
 CDO>

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