File Control Block (FCB) Last modified: Monday, November 02, 2009
FCB (File Control Block) is an internal file system structure used in DOS for accessing files on disk. The FCB block contains information about the drive name, filename, file type and other information that is required by the system when a file is accessed or created.
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