With the release of VFAT, Microsoft enabled users to use long file names (A file and/or directory name that contains a space or spaces or is longer than eight characters). In order for Microsoft to maintain backward compatibility with existing DOS volumes, long file names, if present, are converted to the original 8.3 character file naming convention.
With the release of VFAT, Microsoft enabled users to use long file names
To access a long file name with spaces from a MS-DOS Window or Shell, you must place the name of the directory and/or file in quotes. An example of how to change into a long file name directory would look like:
cd "C:\Program Files"
XCOM Data Transport for Windows r11 introduces support for long file names. This allows users to install XCOM Data Transport for Windows under directories that contain spaces:
"C:\Program Files\CA\xcomnt"
With this enhancement, the following features are affected:
When installing, re-installing, or upgrading XCOM Data Transport for Windows into a directory or PATH that contains a space or spaces please note the following:
New sample scripts are available as documented in the online documentation