pyaz/dls/fs/__init__.py
def show(account, path):
    '''
    Get file or folder information in a Data Lake Store account.

    Required Parameters:
    - account -- Name of the Data Lake Store account.
    - path -- The path in the specified Data Lake Store account where the action should take place. In the format '/folder/file.txt', where the first '/' after the DNS indicates the root of the file system.
    '''
    return _call_az("az dls fs show", locals())

    Get file or folder information in a Data Lake Store account.

    Required Parameters:
    - account -- Name of the Data Lake Store account.
    - path -- The path in the specified Data Lake Store account where the action should take place. In the format '/folder/file.txt', where the first '/' after the DNS indicates the root of the file system.
    
Get file or folder information in a Data Lake Store account.
Required Parameters:
account -- Name of the Data Lake Store account.
path -- The path in the specified Data Lake Store account where the action should take place. In the format '/folder/file.txt', where the first '/' after the DNS indicates the root of the file system.
Get file or folder information in a Data Lake Store account . Required Parameters : account -- Name of the Data Lake Store account . path -- The path in the specified Data Lake Store account where the action should take place . In the format ' / folder / file . txt ' where the first ' / ' after the DNS indicates the root of the file system .
def show(account, path):
    return _call_az("az dls fs show", locals())
def show ( account , path ) : return _call_az ( "az dls fs show" , locals ( ) )
Get file or folder information in a Data Lake Store account.
Get file or folder information in a Data Lake Store account .
'''
    Get file or folder information in a Data Lake Store account.

    Required Parameters:
    - account -- Name of the Data Lake Store account.
    - path -- The path in the specified Data Lake Store account where the action should take place. In the format '/folder/file.txt', where the first '/' after the DNS indicates the root of the file system.
    '''
account
path