DOS Command Share
Type: External (3.0 and later)
SYNTAX
SHARE [/F:(space)] [/L:(locks)]
Purpose: Installs support for file sharing and file locking.
Discussion
The SHARE command is used only when networking is active. After you
use this command, DOS will check all read or write requests to
determine the file sharing or locking status.
The SHARE command can be included in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file to
install shared files.
Options
/F:space - Allocates file space (in bytes) for the area DOS will use
to record file sharing information. Each file that is opened needs
the length of the full filename plus eleven extra bytes of memory
(the average is 20 bytes). If you do not specify a value, it is set
to 2048 bytes.
/L:locks - Allocates the number of locks to allow. If you do not
specify a value, it is set to 20 locks.
Example
To load file sharing and use the default values for the /F and /L
switches, enter
share
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