dscp allows you to copy server entries within a session and between two sessions.
When you are copying a server entry, you can:
| Options | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Create server entry to a new name in the current session | A server entry to a new name in the current session by
entering:copy name1 to name2 For
example, dscp creates a new entry, “my_server,” that is identical
to “myserver” when you enter:
copy myserver to my_serverYou can then modify the new entry and leave the original intact. |
| Copy a server entry without changing the name | Copy a server entry without changing the name.
Enter:copy name1 to sess For
example, dscp copies the “myserver” entry in the current session to
session 2 when you enter:
copy myserver to 2 |
| Copy a server entry and rename it. | Enter:copy name1 to sess name2 For
example, dscp copies the “myserver” entry in the current session to
session 2 and renames it “my_server” when you enter:
copy myserver to 2 my_server |
| Copy all entries in the current session to a different session. | Enter:copyall sess For
example, dscp copies all entries in the current session to session
2 when you enter:
copyall 2 |