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Reference Guide › AutoShell › AutoShell Core Reference › General AutoShell Commands › pwd Command--Print Name of Working Directory (Cmdlet)

pwd Command--Print Name of Working Directory (Cmdlet)

This command prints out the name of the current working directory.

The command has the following syntax:

pwd

Example

When you have installed the AutoShell in its default location, the pwd command displays C:\Program Files\CA\SC\AutoShellManager.