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cwb_mkdir
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This page provides a description of the cwb_mkdir command.

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| **Usage**
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|  This command creates the working environment to run the analysis.
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| **Syntax**
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 - ``cwb_mkdir`` (no arguments)
    Prints help
 - ``cwb_mkdir .``
    Creates the working environment in the current directory
 - ``cwb_mkdir [WORK_DIR]``
    It creates the directory WORK\_DIR and the working environment in it

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| **Further information**
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 The working environment consists of the following sub-directories:

 -  **condor** contains the condor files (dag,sub)
 -  **config** contains the cwb configuration files
 -  **data** contains the output files of eahc job
 -  **input** contains the input data files
 -  **log** contains the condor log files
 -  **macro** contains the macros developed by the user
 -  **merge** contains the files obtained by merging the output files of each job
 -  **output** contains the output job files
 -  **report** contains the following directories, available on the internet:

   -  **postprod** contains the main post-production files
   -  **ced** contains the eventual CEDs
   -  **dump** contains ascii or binary files with reports on the analysis

 -  **tmp** contains temporary job files
 -  **www_dir** available on the internet, it contains the following directories:

   -  **postprod** link to report/postprod
   -  **ced** link to report/ced
   -  **dump** link to report/dump

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| **Example**
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 - The following command line creates the working directory JD2\_BKG\_G1V1\_run2r:
    ``cwb_mkdir JD2_BKG_G1V1_run2r``
 - With the above command, the following subdirectories are created in JD2\_BKG\_G1V1\_run2r:
    ``config, input, condor, tmp, log, output, merge, report, macro, data``