If i'm on c:\Dog and want to move to d:\Cat then simply issuing the following command doesn't cut the mustard:
C:\Dog\cd d:\Cat
Instead, I need to issue it with the /D command
C:\Dog\cd /D d:\Cat
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Admin: Change drive and directory in CMD
Ok, so its not SQL based but one of the things I ALWAYS forget is the syntax to move quickly to a directory on a different drive when using the command prompt.
If i'm on c:\Dog and want to move to d:\Cat then simply issuing the following command doesn't cut the mustard:
C:\Dog\cd d:\Cat
Instead, I need to issue it with the /D command
C:\Dog\cd /D d:\Cat
If i'm on c:\Dog and want to move to d:\Cat then simply issuing the following command doesn't cut the mustard:
C:\Dog\cd d:\Cat
Instead, I need to issue it with the /D command
C:\Dog\cd /D d:\Cat
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