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Basic Structure of Windows Command
What are basic structure of a Windows command?
✍: FYIcenter.com
The structure of a Windows command has 3 parts:
name options redirections where: name - The name of a built-in command or a program options - A list of options separated by spaces redirections - A list of I/O redirection operations
For example, if you want to run the "tree" command with the option of "\windows\System32\spool" and the redirection of "| more", you can put them together and run it as shown below:
C:\fyicenter>tree \windows\System32\spool | more Folder PATH listing for volume Windows7_OS Volume serial number is 22E4-7A4B C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SPOOL ├───drivers │ ├───color │ ├───IA64 │ ├───W32X86 │ └───x64 │ ├───3 │ │ ├───en-US │ │ └───mui │ │ └───0409 │ └───PCC ├───PRINTERS ├───prtprocs │ └───x64 │ └───en-US -- More --
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