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adl_set_image_dir

Setting directory on an image

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Abstract

The adl_set_image_dir changes the directory associated with an existing image of a given workspace.

Synopsis
Usage
Options
Examples
References

Synopsis

adl_set_image_dir image_name [-ws workspace_name] -dir directory [-local_dir] [-force] [-h | -help | -?]

Usage

This command changes the directory associated with the image named <image_name> for the specified workspace <workspace_name> or the current one.

To create a new image, run the [1] adl_mk_image command with the name of the new image as parameter.
To set parameters on an image, run the [2] adl_set_image command.

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Options

adl_set_image_dir accepts the following options:

`-h\|-help\|-?`	Help of the command
`image_name`	Name of the new image. Default names are "UNIX" and "WINDOWS"
`-ws workspace_name`	Name of the workspace the image belongs to.
`-dir directory`	New path of the image. If the last directory in the path does not exist, it will be created
`-local_dir`	The path is local to the current host
`-force`	Ignore any old image that could have been created in the same directory

Examples

Setting a new directory on the "MyWsNewImage" image of the "MyWs" workspace:

adl_ch_ws MyWs
adl_set_image_dir MyWsNewImage -dir MyNewImageDir

or

adl_set_image_dir MyWsNewImage -dir MyNewImageDir -ws MyWs

Setting a new directory on the "MyWsNewImage" image of the "MyWs" workspace on the local host:

adl_ch_ws MyWs
adl_set_image MyWsNewImage -local_dir -dir MyNewLocalImageDir

or

adl_mk_image MyWsNewImage -local_dir -dir MyNewLocalImageDir -ws MyWs

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References

[1]
[2]

adl_mk_image: creating an image
adl_set_image: setting image parameter

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History

Version: 1 [Mar 2001]

Document created

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