Full path for the name of a directory for LRO export files,to be created (upon export lro) anywhere on the client or server.
After export lro, the directory contains file-type LRO binary files (if applicable to the database), and the LRO-catalog export file named in the format directoryname.exp.
For example, if for a Sample.Basic export, FULL-EXPORT-DIR is given as home/temp/lros, then the lros directory structure is created under home/temp if home/temp exists. The lros subdirectory contains file-type LRO binary files and the LRO-catalog export file 'lros.exp'.
Notes:
MaxL creates exactly one export directory; it does not create a directory structure. In the above example, if the home/temp directory structure exists, MaxL creates the lros directory as a subdirectory of home/temp, but if home/temp does not exist, MaxL will not create home/temp/lros.
If the specified export directory already exists, the export LRO statement will fail. This is a safeguard against overwriting existing export directories.
On Windows, use double backslashes ( \\ ) to represent backslashes in file paths. This is so that the MaxL Shell can interpret the second backslash literally, and not as an escape sequence.
string (see MaxL Syntax Notes)
'C:\\temp\\lros'