MS-DOS External Commands
The UNDELETE Command
Description:
Restores files previously deleted with the DEL command. (UNDELETE - A delete protection facility Copyright (C) 1987-1993 Central Point Software, Inc. All rights reserved.)
Command Syntax:
UNDELETE [[drive:][path]filename] [/DT | /DS | /DOS]
UNDELETE [/LIST | /ALL | /PURGE[DRIVE] | /STATUS | /LOAD | /UNLOAD /UNLOAD | /S[DRIVE] | /T[DRIVE]-entrys ]]
Explanation of Syntax:
[/LIST] lists the deleted files available to be recovered.
[/ALL] recovers files without prompting for confirmation.
[/DOS] recovers files listed as deleted by MS-DOS.
[/DT] recovers files protected by Delete Tracker.
[/DS] recovers files protected by Delete Sentry.
[/LOAD] loads Undelete into memory for delete protection.
[/UNLOAD] unloads Undelete from memory.
[/PURGE[drive]] purges all files in the Delete Sentry directory.
[/STATUS] display the protection method in effect for each drive.
[/S[drive]] enables Delete Sentry method of protection.
[/T[drive][-entrys]] enables Delete Tracking method of protection.
Command Use:
This command can be used at the command prompt and in batch files.
