symbolic link , także: symlink , także: soft link

Symbolic links are created with the command using the flag.

This would create a "symbolic link" between the University and downtown, the study suggested.

The work described later is mostly concerned with symbolic links between one document and another.

The three options control how the command should treat symbolic links.

Vista has a limit of 31 symbolic links in a single path.

Note that the symbolic link is tiny: only six bytes.

The command is used to create a symbolic link.

Variables embedded in a symbolic link may include user and environment specific information.

It was a symbolic link to the original rape.

The default behaviour is never to follow symbolic links.

File modes directly associated with symbolic links themselves are typically never used.

Symbolic links can also be created on Unix systems, which serve a similar function.

References can be thought of as "Symbolic links" in file system terminology.

A symbolic link is a reference to another file.

The symbolic link is a second file that exists independently of its target.

In addition to files and catalogues, there are 3 types of symbolic links.

However, the implementation varies from Unix symbolic links in several ways.

The -L flag will cause the command to follow symbolic links.

This can be mitigated to a certain extent by making symbolic links for these specific files.

If the -R option is specified, all symbolic links are followed.

If a symbolic link is deleted, its target remains unaffected.

The different forms of symbolic links in Windows cover most user and administrator requirements.

This was by far the holiest of the three, a symbolic link between the city and the sea from which it depended.

Although much of the ruling class in Syria is now urban, the symbolic links between the party and the rural sector continue.

Usually the target will exist, although symbolic links may be created to non-existent targets.