Last modified: Apr 13, 2006 by Kachelhoffer

SRB: man pages for the Scommands

To do so, you should use the Sman command.
For example:

> Sman Smkdir
Smkdir(1)                      User SRB Commands                     Smkdir(1)



NAME
       Smkdir - creates a new SRB collection

SYNOPSIS
       Smkdir [-N] [-c container] collection

       Smkdir -p [-N] collection

DESCRIPTION
       Smkdir creates a new SRB collection.

       collection  is  of the format [path_name/]new_collection_name, where an
       absolute path can be given, or a relative path name with respect to the
       current  working  directory,  or  just the new_collection_name in which
       case the current working directory will be used. With  -p  option,  the
       intermediate collections will be created if they dont exist.

       When  creating the collection, the call also associates the new collec-
       tion with a parent collection's container (if one exists).   Using  the
       -N option overrides this default.

       The  -c option can be used to associate a container with the collection
       being made. The specified container must already exist. If the  command
       is executed successfully, all subsequent files put underneath this col-
       lection will be automatically put in the container.


OPTIONS
       -h   display command options

       -N   overrides automatic inheritance of container from  parent  collec-
            tion.

       -c  container
            associate a container with the collection being made.

       -p   creates any ancestral collection that are missing.

SEE ALSO
       Spwd(1), Scd(1), Sls(1), Srmdir(1)





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