4.21. Directory
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## 4.21. Directory

Parameter Name | Data Type | Possible Values | Default
--- | --- | --- | ---
DIRECTORY | String |  |

Table 4.22. DIRECTORY

- Give the path to the command, either on the local machine or on the remote machine, as defined in the environment parameter

- Relative paths can be written simply with the white spaces included. You will need to use quotes (") around the path or command if you are using path fragments (e.g ./ or ../) for the relative path.

- Please bear in mind that strings within quotes are not checked for validity.

- The backslash character (\) is interpreted as the escape character. If you want to use a backslash, which you will most likely do, type in a double backslash (\\).