26.
The only good time to compile your script file is after you??™ve tested it thoroughly. In most
cases, you can use third-party utilities to obtain a native executable file.
27.
The DS utilities, such as DSQuery, provide you with extensive access to Active Directory.
Even though these utilities don??™t appear as part of a standard Windows installation, you can
install them from a server that supports them. Using the various DS utilities, you can add,
delete, query, edit, and get Active Directory objects.
28.
Redirection is an important part of working at the command line at any time. You can redirect
both input and output using the redirection symbols. For example, instead of displaying a
directory listing at the command prompt, you can send it to a file instead. By placing the output
in a file, you can perform sequential processing of the individual file entries.
29.
The
XCopy
command is the most versatile method of copying bulk data from one location to
another. If you need to copy just a few files in the same directory, use the
Copy
command for
greater efficiency (it executes more quickly than
XCopy
does). Avoid using older commands
such as
DiskCopy
because Microsoft designed them in an era when floppies were the main
form of data transfer from one machine to another.
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