break
IMPORTANT: This command is no longer in use. Windows commands reference
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IMPORTANT: This command is no longer in use. It is included only to preserve compatibility with existing MS-DOS files, but it has no effect at the command line because the functionality is automatic. Sets or clears extended CTRL+C checking on MS-DOS systems. If used without parameters, break displays the existing setting value. If command extensions are enabled and running on the Windows platform, inserting the break command into a batch file enters a hard-coded breakpoint if being debugged by a debugger.
break=[on|off]rem -- cleans the content of the file --break>logWindows
Disassociates a shadow copy volume from VSS and makes it accessible as a regular volume. The volume can then be accessed using a drive letter (if assigned) or volume name. If used without parameters, break displays help at the command prompt. NOTE: This command is relevant only for hardware shadow copies after import. Exposed volumes, like the shadow copies they originate from, are read-only by default. Access to the volume is made directly to the hardware provider without record of the volume having been a shadow copy.
break [writable] <setid>To make a shadow copy using the alias name Alias1 accessible as a writable volume in the operating system
break writable %Alias1%IdentifywritableEnables read/write access on the volume.<setid>Specifies the ID of the shadow copy set. The alias of the shadow copy ID, which is stored as an environment variable by the load metadata command, can be used in the SetID parameter.