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The UNIX file system has a hierarchical or tree-like structure with the directory called root (/) as its source. The system is essentially composed of files and directories. In this chapter we describe techniques for manipulating files and directories, and commands designed to provide information about them.
[Missing image]In Appendix E you can find a table of UNIX equivalents for commonly used VMS commands.