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System and Other Functions$ZUTIL(140)Returns file, directory, and disk information and performs file operations.$ZUTIL(140,1,name)$ZUTIL(140,2,name,timeflag)$ZUTIL(140,3,name,timeflag)$ZUTIL(140,4,name)$ZUTIL(140,5,name)$ZUTIL(140,6,name,newname)$ZUTIL(140,7,name)$ZUTIL(140,9,name)$ZUTIL(140,10,name)$ZUTIL(140,11,source,destination)$ZUTIL(140,12,name,mode)$ZUTIL(140,13,dir)The $ZU abbreviation can be used with above syntax.ParametersnametimeflagnewnamesourcedestinationmodedirThe name of the file or directory on which to perform the operation,specified as a quoted string.Optional — A boolean value specifying how to return a time value. Theavailable options are local (0), or UTC (1). The default is 0.For $ZUTIL(140,6), the file name used to rename the file. Specified as aquoted string.For $ZUTIL(140,11), the name of the file or directory used as the sourcefor a copy operation, specified as a quoted string.For $ZUTIL(140,11), the name of the file or directory used as thedestination (target) for a copy operation, specified as a quoted string.For $ZUTIL(140,12), an integer specifying the operating systempermissions to check. Available values are 0 through 7, which correspondto all possible bit mask combinations.For $ZUTIL(140,13), a disk name or directory pathname, specified as aquoted string.Description$ZUTIL(140) provides a (largely) platform-independent interface to retrieve operating systeminformation, such as attributes of a file or directory, and to create or delete files or directories.You can return a variety of file attributes for a specified file or directory using this function.708 Caché ObjectScript Reference