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ls command not recognized

 
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I am reading a Pro Android 3 book.In that book page 94(Content provide chapter) i ask to type command line below command to see the list of databases.
ls -l

this is for not linux.It is for windows Os.but when i type it gives me below error.
 
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Two pages earlier the book says to run the adb shell, thus this command is to be entered into that shell. It looks like you entered the command into a command prompt window.

By the way, I moved you question here from General Computing because the question is Android related.
 
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