listfolder
You can use the listfolder command to view the folders in a directory.
Syntax and command line options
Before
you run the command, you must spceify details of the folder that you want to view.
You must have the list or list and display access to the
folders. For more information about security access roles, see Security role definition. You
can enter the command as
follows:
listfolder | lf = <foldername>
The details that are required with each parameters are as follows:
foldernameUse the forward slash ("/") to see all the folders in the directory. If you specify a folder name after the forward slash, all the folders saved under the specified folder are listed. To see all the folders in a tree structure, specify the at sign ("@").
Examples
- To list all folders in the root, run the
command:
listfolder /
- To list all folders contained in the folder named "Test", run the
command:
listfolder /Test/
- To list all folders and sub-folders contained in the folder named "Test", run
the
command:
listfolder /Test/@