If you have not selected files/objects, the file/object the cursor is located on, will be copied. If you have selected files/objects (they are highlighted in yellow) they are copied. For files in other file systems, the command EDTF is called.Ĭopy one or more files/objects. For database files in QSYS.LIB file system, the command UPDDTA is called. For files in other file systems, the command DSPF is called.Įdit file/object. For files/objects in the QSYS.LIB file system, various commands are used to display the file/object. Toggles selection of a file/objects/directory. Positions the focus-bar to the file/object where the cursor is located.
If cursor is on any other file/object the focus bar is changed to that file/object. If cursor is on a directory it will change to that directory. This table shows the keys used by the two file/object windows in Wachs Commander and their mapping to Norton Commander®: WC Key to terminate Wachs Commander you must press F10 as in Norton Commander®. Command keysĪs Wachs Commander is inspired by Norton Commander® the command keys are, to the extend possible, mapped one-to-one. You can copy and move objects from the library to the IFS and vice versa, provided that the object type is support by OS/400 for this. an IFS folder in one of the windows and a library in the other window. The advantage of this is that Wachs Commander can be used on (theoretically) all file systems that can be mounted on the IBM i. Wachs Commander is a very powerful utility that works on the Integrated File System (IFS). Wachs Commander works on the IFS and allows you to work with files/objects in virtually any mounted file system. So, if you knew Norton Commander® then you know your way around Wachs Commander. Wachs Commander is inspired by, and is a tribute to, Norton Commander®. Wachs Commander is a easy-to-use file/object management utility for the IBM i.
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