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IBM Tivoli Monitoring > Version 6.3 > User's Guides > Agent Builder User's Guide > Monitor a command return code > Edit a command file definition IBM Tivoli Monitoring, Version 6.3
File Separation & Consolidation
You can use the Separate and Consolidate functions to move files in and out of operating system-specific folders in the agent.
When a file is first added to the agent, a single copy is added in the scripts/all_windows folder, the scripts/all_unix folder, or the scripts/common folder. The scripts/common folder is used if the file is used on both Windows and UNIX.
To place different copies of the file on different operating systems (for example, a binary executable file), click Edit and click Separate. The file is removed from the common folder and copied into operating system-specific folders. Then, you can replace individual copies of the file with ones appropriate for specific operating systems.
Java resource files must remain in the scripts/common folder. You cannot click Separate to make separate copies of Java resource files for individual operating systems.
If you separated the files into operating-system-folders, you can use Consolidate to move them back into a common folder. If you created the agent in an Agent Builder version that did not support common folders, use Consolidate to move them back into a common folder. If any of the copies of the file differ from one another, you are prompted to select the file to use as the common file. All other copies are discarded.
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Edit a command file definition