No , I meant below, the directory you want to delete. If you were above, in my mind you would be in a sub directory of the one you want to delete. That wound''t be allowed , the directory must be empty to delete it , with the RMDIR command.
Example:
c:\Dir1\Dir2\Dir3 , say you want to delete Dir3, you must be back one in Dir2 and Dir3 must be empty.
Type , rmdir Dir3
There is also a command to delete Multiple levels and content. It may only be available in certain dos versions , I think the command is DELTREE ? And you need to use the wild cards for the content. I don't use it often enough to Know for sure. Be careful it could wipe out everything ! And I don't Know if there's a UNDO. Is there? does anyone know? |