1. At C drive, write a MSDos command to create a directory with your ID [1122] 2. write a MSDos command to change directory to your new created folder [Jason 1122] 3. write a one line MSDos command to create two subdirectories named Leader and "Team Members" 4. write a MSDos command to create a file named Jason.txt 5. write a MSDOS command to copy Jason.txt into Leader folder 6. write a MSDOS command to rename Jason.txt to John.txt 7 .write a MSDOS command to move John.txt into folder "Team Members" 8. write a MSDOS command to delete John.txt in the folder of "Team Members" 9. write a MSDOS command to delete the folder of "Team Members"

1. At C drive, write a MSDos command to create a directory with your ID [1122] 2. write a MSDos command to change directory to your new created folder [Jason 1122] 3. write a one line MSDos command to create two subdirectories named Leader and "Team Members" 4. write a MSDos command to create a file named Jason.txt 5. write a MSDOS command to copy Jason.txt into Leader folder 6. write a MSDOS command to rename Jason.txt to John.txt 7 .write a MSDOS command to move John.txt into folder "Team Members" 8. write a MSDOS command to delete John.txt in the folder of "Team Members" 9. write a MSDOS command to delete the folder of "Team Members"

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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