copy command

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just4u_sharath
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copy command

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I know that when copying one dataset to another location with ds extension we use orchadmin command. But when i tried to copy a sequentila file to another text file with an extension txt IT ONLY COPIES THE DESCRIPTOR FILE. i dont know how this descriptor came from. Do sequential files also produce descriptor files. How can i solve this. zshould i use orchadmin for copying text files tooo.
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Post by chulett »

No clue what you mean by the 'DESCRIPTOR FILE', sequence files shouldn't have any such thing. While I suppose you may be able to use orchadmin to copy text files, I don't see why you would need to. Just use your normal O/S level commands for text files.
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I know that when copying one dataset to another location with ds extension
Extensions don't matter! They are more like a standard we should follow. Your datasets will work fine even if you don't give an extension of ".ds" or for that matter give an extension ".mp3"
i tried to copy a sequentila file to another text file with an extension txt
What command have you used to copy?
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