Use integrated file system commands in a user-defined file system

All of the commands that are listed in Access using CL commands topic and the displays that are described in Access using menus and displays topic can operate on a user-defined file system.

There are some CL commands that are specific to the UDFS and other mounted file systems in general. The following table describes them.

Table 1. User-defined file system CL commands
Command Description
ADDMFS Add Mounted File System. Places exported, remote server file systems over local client directories.
CRTUDFS Create UDFS. Creates a user-defined file system.
DLTUDFS Delete UDFS. Deletes a user-defined file system.
DSPMFSINF Display Mounted File System Information. Displays information about a mounted file system.
DSPUDFS Display UDFS. Displays information about a user-defined file system.
MOUNT Mount a File System. Places exported, remote server file systems over local client directories. This command is an alias for the ADDMFS command.
RMVMFS Remove Mounted File System. Removes exported, remote server file systems from the local client namespace.
UNMOUNT Unmount a File System. Removes exported, remote server file systems from the local client namespace. This command is an alias for the RMVMFS command.
Note: You must mount a UDFS before any integrated file system commands can operate on the objects that are stored in that UDFS.
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Access using CL commands