cd and pwd Command Reference

Use the current directory cd command to set the current working Oracle Memory Speed (OMS) mount point. Use the present working directory pwd command to display the current OMS mount point set by the previous cd command.

Syntax

cd dirpath
pwd

Usage Notes

cd allows you to use other commands such as ls without an explicit argument.

Example

OMS> pwd
pwd: /
OMS> cd /oracle/omsfs_1
cd /oracle/omsfs_1 succeeded.
OMS> pwd
pwd: /oracle/omsfs_1
OMS> ls
OMS:ls: Files in /oracle/omsfs_1/:
OMS:ls: [blobno] blobname
OMS:ls cb: [4] /control01.ctl
OMS:ls cb: [5] /df1.dbf
OMS:ls cb: [6] /tempfile
OMS:lst: Total bytes allocated: 212640K
OMS>

Parent topic: Oracle Memory Speed CLI Commands