SVN on the command line - how to import, then commit

I am studying Subversion Automation (SVN).

I just imported the directory into Subversion using

svn import C:\sourcedir http://[my svn location] -m Message

Everything went perfectly.

After the change, I tried to commit the changes with:

svn add --depth=infinity --force *
svn commit -m Message

Sorry, I get an error

svn: E155007: 'E: \ sql' is not a working copy

It is right; Explorer also has no icons in TortoiseSVN .

What am I missing? Why does my folder not work with a working copy after importing into Subversion?

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SVN - , . SVN , .

svn add svn commit . SVN, , svn add svn commit .

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