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The SHOW Command CP/M 3 User's Guide
Example: A > SH0W B: [LABEL]
The preceding command displays the following for drive B:
Label for drive B:
Directory Passwds Stamp Stamp Label Created Label Updated
Label Reqd Create Update
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TOMSDISK. on on on 07/04/81 10:30 07/08/81 09:30
The first column, directory label, displays the name assigned to that
drive directory. The second column, Passwds Reqd, shows that password
protection has been turned on for that drive.
As described in the SET command, each file can have up to two time
stamps. The first of these time stamps can be either the creation date
and time for the file or the date and time of the last access to the file.
Access is defined as reading from or writing to the file. The third
column of the SHOW [LABEL] output displays both the type of stamp
and whether or not it is on. In the preceding example, creation time
stamps are given to new files as shown by the stamp create column
heading.
The fourth column displays the status of the second time stamp field,
the update time stamp. Update time stamps display the date and time
of the last update to a file, that is, the last time someone wrote to the
file. In the SHOW [LABEL] display, update time stamps are turned on.
Besides showing the password protection and the active time stamps on
a drive, SHOW [LABEL] also displays the date and time that the label
was created and last updated.
Display User Number Information
Syntax: SHOW Id:I[USERS]
Explanation: The preceding command displays the current user number and all the
users on the drive and the corresponding number of files assigned to
them.
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