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z/OS UNIX System Services Command Reference SA22-7802-09
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Page 5 and 6: | | | | | | | | | Contents Figures
Page 7 and 8: | | | | | fuser — List process ID
Page 9 and 10: | | | | | tso — Run a TSO/E comma
Page 11 and 12: | | magic — Format of the /etc/ma
Page 13 and 14: Figures 1. Example of a Special Hea
Page 15 and 16: | | | Tables 1. Locales Supplied by
Page 17 and 18: About this document This document p
Page 19 and 20: UNIX customization wizard For help
Page 21 and 22: Summary of changes Summary of chang
Page 23 and 24: mv obrowse pax ps sh su ulimit unmo
Page 25 and 26: Chapter 1. Introduction to shell co
Page 27 and 28: Description Options Examples The or
Page 29 and 30: Files Table 1. Locales Supplied by
Page 31 and 32: Using the doublebyte character set
Page 33 and 34: If the shell command is operating o
Page 35 and 36: Chapter 2. Shell command descriptio
Page 37 and 38: Example Localization Usage notes Ex
Page 39 and 40: is not changed. If file is not repl
Page 41 and 42: | | | | | Exit values Portability S
Page 43 and 44: | | -ax Instructs the assembler to
Page 45 and 46: --[no]help Help menu. Displays the
Page 47 and 48: Options creation mask, and so on th
Page 49 and 50: Environment variables at uses the f
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| | | | | allocation-spec A string
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| | | | | | Usage notes value is no
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| | | Files that you specify on the
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | awk sup
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Table 2. The Order of Operations fo
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| | | | Built-in arithmetic functio
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n = ord(expr) Returns the integer v
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Examples Output The print statement
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END { print "\t Jan\t Feb\tMarch\tA
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Limits v Cannot open input file v E
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Exit Values Portability v NLSPATH R
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Options Numbers Identifiers bc supp
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| | | | Bases The maximum value for
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min(scale(A) * abs(B), max(scale, s
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With these instructions, bc display
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Functions sh ... Lets you send a li
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define sum_c(a[ ],b[ ],l) { auto i
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} # restore the old scale scale=old
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Exit Values Limits Portability v NL
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| | | | | Description Usage notes E
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v cc should be used when compiling
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c89, cc, and c++ preprocessor. By d
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If you compile an MVS data set sour
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More inlining will improve applicat
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It provides information about exact
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function boundaries, even across co
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Operands DYNAM DYNAM=DLL LET LET=8
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file.p Specifies the name of a prel
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v Options and operands can be inter
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"${prefix_PLIB_PREFIX}.SCEEH.H" "${
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would be unrecognized are instead r
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prefix_L6SYSLIB (7, 16) The system
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Note: Earlier versions of c89 alway
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link-editing phase. The default val
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Files Usage notes prefix_WORK_DSNTY
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c89, cc, and c++ 6. The default LAN
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c89, cc, and c++ -W All specificati
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c89, cc, and c++ RECFM Incorrect va
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The following are extensions to the
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Options Examples - Searches the RAC
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Examples 1. This example shows how
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| | | | | | | | | | | Portability R
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Localization Usage Note Exit Values
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chaudit — Change audit flags for
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Related Information chmod, chown, l
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Localization Exit Values Portabilit
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Related Information chmod, chown ch
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-R Recursively change file mode bit
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Localization Exit Values Messages P
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Exit Values 0 Successful completion
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Examples The directory path name is
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Options txtflag = ON indicates the
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Exit Values Related Information ico
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Localization clear uses the followi
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Description Options Localization co
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Exit Values Portability Related Inf
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Localization Usage Note Exit Values
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Limits Portability v Argument file
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Note: These results only apply when
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* configure device b28 gateway 0b28
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copytree — Make a copy of a file
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Options blanks in your output are r
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ecords. BLKSIZE specifies the maxim
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Attention: If automatic conversion
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2. For PDS (partitioned data set) o
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Table 8. cp Format: File to File an
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Examples 9. PDSE cannot have a mixt
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Portability Related Information cat
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Usage notes -q Assumes all created
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When matching the date and time exp
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Appendix I also explains how to set
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Files Usage notes Exit Values Porta
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Example Localization Exit Values Po
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%m The month number (01 to 12). %n
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| Portability Related Information t
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| | | | | | | | | | debugging. For
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Related Information c89/cc/c++ alia
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Usage Note The ? subcommand can be
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Description The case subcommand cha
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number parameter to specify the con
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| | | | | | | | | without dbx contr
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| | Usage Note The display memory s
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Description The file subcommand cha
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ignore subcommand for dbx: Stop tra
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listfuncs subcommand for dbx: Displ
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| | | | | Example To change the nex
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| Usage notes 1. The next subcomman
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Usage notes The plugin subcommand c
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| | Usage Note v The quit subcomman
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| | | | | Related Information The s
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$asciichars When set, any dbx opera
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| | | | | | | | | (dbx) cont . . lv
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| | | | set $unsafeassign Related I
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| | Examples 1. To continue executi
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ataddress Specifies the machine ins
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Usage Note The trace subcommand can
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Description The up subcommand moves
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Description The whereis subcommand
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convfile Uses convfile as a transla
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Localization Exit Values Messages P
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Examples algorithm can handle arbit
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Exit Values Messages v LC_MESSAGES
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Related Information cmp, diff dirna
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Related Information cd, set, sh, tr
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Usage notes Localization Exit Value
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| Exit Value Portability Related In
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| | | | | | | | | | the construct '
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| | | | | | | !command Runs command
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| | | | | | | | Limits Portability
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egrep — Search a file for a speci
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Usage Note Localization Exit Value
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Option Example Usage Note Localizat
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expand — Expand tabs to spaces Fo
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Assigning a value to name, and the
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Messages Portability Related Inform
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Usage notes /etc/recover/$LOGNAME/V
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Options Examples To be able to use
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Description Options fc displays, ed
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Messages Portability 2 An incorrect
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| Exit Values Portability 0 Success
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perm Permissions specified either i
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character c. See “extattr — Set
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Examples c — Character special fi
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Messages Portability v Stack overfl
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Description Option Usage notes Exam
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order within a single source file,
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getconf — Get configuration value
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_POSIX_SAVED_IDS Specifies that pro
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esac done shift $OPTIND-1 # perform
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Example Localization Exit Values Me
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Portability Related Information ali
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Related Information fc, sh, tcsh v
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Exit Values Portability 2. To conve
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Related Information logname inetd d
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Table 13. Fields in the Configurati
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ibm3101|IBM 3101-10, am, cols#80, l
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You will get: # Reconstructed via i
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Description ipcs writes to the stan
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Table 14. Explanation of the ipcs C
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Options Table 14. Explanation of th
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Exit Values Related Information ipc
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Options Examples Conceptually, join
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Description Options kill ends a pro
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Localization Usage notes Exit Value
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Operands -f filename Specifies a fi
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out of the range shown here (that i
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Usage notes _LD_SYSLIB The system l
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v _LD_XSUFFIX_HOST 10. The followin
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Usage Note Localization Exit Values
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Locale Files Localization Exit Valu
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Portability X/Open Portability Guid
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| | | | Examples the hierarchical f
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Messages Portability v The input an
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d_fmt Date format t_fmt Time format
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Examples Localization Exit Values d
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Examples Localization Exit Values M
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Description Options Examples lp pri
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Description Options ls lists files
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s (Audit successful audit attempts)
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Usage Note total 32 -rwxr-xr-x ----
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Description Options Reading Mail No
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| Localization Files Exit Values Po
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| | | | | | | | | | | unread is the
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| | | subcommands. This is valid on
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Examp
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| | | find it convenient to create
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| | | | | | | | | messages. The mai
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| | | | | | | | | Exit Values Porta
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Targets what happens when recursive
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Note: If you specify the -e options
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Makefile Contents Inside makefiles,
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You can preface any recipe line wit
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Order of Rule Generation Since tran
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Attributes .SUFFIXES: .a .c echo ad
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.FATALALL make treats all within-ru
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Control Macros make defines a numbe
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Making Libraries A library is a fil
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255 Failure due to any of the follo
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v All make special targets except .
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makedepend -W m,showinc | -W m,show
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Examples -Uname Undefines a C or C+
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Localization Usage notes the compil
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| | | Examples specify a section nu
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Related Information help, more The
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Examples mkdir — Make a directory
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Exit Values Messages Portability v
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Usually characterbackspace_(undersc
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Examples -q Prints a list of pathna
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| | | Exit values the original owni
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lfcr line feed followed by carriage
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untagged files. For a description o
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Table 17. Automatic conversion and
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v data within data sets of undefine
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Usage notes Table 21. mv Format: Fi
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Localization Exit Values Messages t
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Options Localization Usage notes Ex
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Related Information awk, pr For mor
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| Description Option Usage notes Ex
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Also, incorrect doublebyte sequence
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pack — Compress files by Huffman
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passwd — Change user passwords Fo
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Exit Values Messages Portability v
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-r rejectfile Records rejects in th
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| | | | | | | | Description Options
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As shown in Format, pax performs on
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-c Selects all those files that do
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Multiple keywords or keyword/value
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Table 23. globexthdr.name string va
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Table 24. USTAR Defaults keyword=va
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| occurs on the archive; the reason
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files that are not already tagged.
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3. The POSIX 1003.1 standard define
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st_mtime member of the stat structu
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-o ZOS.taginfo=0 -o ZOS.taginfo="1
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1. . A character in the format str
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headers are stored when one of the
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Writing (creating) an archive: 1. T
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| | | | | Files > pax -o os390 -wf
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pg — Display files interactively
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Examples Localization Exit Values F
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-a Orders input lines across the pa
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Exit Values Messages Portability 0
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printenv — Display the values of
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Caution Localization Exit Values Po
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-e Displays information on all acce
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args Displays the command that is r
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xasid Displays the address space id
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Environment Variables ps uses the f
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Options Examples In general, a sing
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Options Usage Note Localization Exi
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Related Information nice return —
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Usage notes Related Information ine
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mdir — Remove a directory Format
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| | | | | | | | a,bN Appends the ne
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| Messages Limits Portability v Unk
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Options are allowed, but set -r nam
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Options Extended ACL entries have t
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Examples -x EntryOrFile Deletes the
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sh — Invoke a shell Format Descri
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v If -S is not specified, the shell
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[[ test_expr ]] The double-square-b
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exp1 -ne exp2 True if arithmetic ex
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2. sh performs parameter substituti
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Quoting can override the special me
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that if you just enter $d to refer
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Table 27. Shell Operators (sh comma
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numberfile, the default is 1; this
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Variables */*.[chyl] Matches all .c
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Examples As well as built-in comman
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Table 28. Built-in Shell Variables
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Table 28. Built-in Shell Variables
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Localization Exit Values Messages $
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Limits Portability Word after ... e
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Meta-> Selects the latest command l
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command history, delete or change t
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Limits * Replaces the current word
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Related Information set, sh, tcsh s
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Examples 1. To remove all files fro
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-t char output. The output file can
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Examples which when preceded with +
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Portability Line too long: limit nn
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Examples Localization Exit Values F
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Portability Related Information csp
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File Tag Specific Options Localizat
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Options on the RISC System/6000 ®
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standards but IBM strongly recommen
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-echoe Do not enable the ERASE char
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Exit Values Portability v LC_SYNTAX
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Options Examples Usage notes To res
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Related Information sh, ISHELL sum
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Exit Values tabs — Set tab stops
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Portability Related Information stt
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Options address Indicates the user
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Options Included with each componen
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A Displays extended ACL (Access Con
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slink symbolic link to origfile ind
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Examples Localization Exit values 1
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Options A login shell begins by exe
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Note: Editor commands do not have t
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and typed mail -f c.l.c[tab], it wo
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current is a leading substring, wra
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normalize-path (^X-n, ^X-N) Expands
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Substitutions in human writing! It
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about the order of the diff we migh
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used to introduce parser metasyntax
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$! Substitutes the (decimal) proces
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interpret - (hyphen) as the old wor
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Features The shell cannot presently
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file is command and filename expand
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typed ahead when you have prepared
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The echotc, settc and telltc comman
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(Both foreach and end must appear a
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Table 32. tcsh Built-in Shell Varia
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%# > (or the first character of the
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tcsh files Note: Because the standa
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tcsh built-in command descriptions
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-k key is interpreted as a symbolic
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a Aliases b Bindings (editor comman
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9. One might use > complete rm ’p
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If arg is baud, cols, lines, meta o
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are given. If the -h flag is given,
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ls-F built-in command for tcsh: Lis
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Options -l Output is expanded expli
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A relative time specification may n
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Description Options Examples Locali
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-s file True if size of the file is
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Option Usage Note Localization Exit
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Options Examples -a Sets only the a
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tput — Change characteristics of
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| | | Localization Exit Values Port
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Related Information sh true — Ret
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export ispmlib=SYS1.SBPXMENU:SYS1.I
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Messages DUMMY Specifies that a dum
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Description Options Localization Ex
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Options Usage Note -f Specifies att
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Example Exit Values Related Informa
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Related Information setrlimit in z/
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Exit Values Portability 0 Successfu
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Options Localization Exit Values Po
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Options Examples Localization Exit
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Exit Values Related Information mv,
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Exit Values mkdir /mega mount -f
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Options Usage notes Localization Ex
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Files Exit Values Related Informati
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Exit Values Portability /usr/spool/
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Examples level 9 provides verbose m
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Related Information uucc, uucico, u
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Options messagetext Text of the log
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uupick — Manage files sent by uut
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Description Options Output uustat d
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Localization Files Exit Values Port
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Usage notes Portability 1. uuto is
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Examples Security Localization File
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Examples Usage notes Localization F
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Options Note: vi is available if yo
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E Moves the cursor forward to the e
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1. You can use a named buffer. Buff
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line is a ). When a line ends with
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\< Matches the empty string precedi
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set to either the first or last lin
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[.] pu[t] [buffer] Pastes deleted o
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unm[ap][!] lhs Deletes the lhs map.
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When it is off, the editor warns yo
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input mode, the cursor moves to the
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COLUMNS Contains the number of colu
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Limits Portability v Regular expres
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Portability Related Information sle
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The utmpx file format, the options,
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Portability v The command line had
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| | | | v filename with .c suffix (
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also specified and appropriate XPLI
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described in the TARGET compiler op
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ssuffix_host The suffix for assembl
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* Licensed Materials - Property of
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The parameters of the compiler invo
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| | suboptions with an option_keywo
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| | | | | ►► -O4 -O5 Equivalent
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Table 35. Compiler option conflict
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| | | | | | | | | | The compilation
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stdin if there are fewer than numbe
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Localization Exit Values Restrictio
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Files Localization Usage notes Exit
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Limits Portability Related Informat
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Chapter 3. TSO/E commands This part
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Parameters BPXBATA2 and BPXBATA8 ar
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Parameters MKDIR — Make a directo
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Examples absolute pathname. The nam
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example, a network mount must be do
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7. Do not use the TAG parameter sim
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Parameters Option If you enter the
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OCOPY If this optional operand is o
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Return codes Examples - For an MVS
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Usage notes longer than the specifi
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Usage notes - BPXFX311. Specifies a
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Parameters v Copy an individual fil
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Usage notes Do not use the CONVERT
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Parameters Examples ref_id Specifie
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Table 36. Various Formats of the OM
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NO Indicates that no debugging info
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ALARM | NOALARM A toggle key used t
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RETRIEVE Retrieves the most recentl
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Subcommands OMVS will use SHAREAS a
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Usage notes Return codes Examples P
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Usage notes that the TO1047 part of
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Parameters v Copy members from an M
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Usage notes Examples .c usually ind
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Parameters v You can use the * char
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Usage notes Return codes REMOUNT ta
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| | | | Appendix A. z/OS UNIX Shell
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mdir POSIX.2 XPG4.2 Remove a direct
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ps POSIX.2 XPG4.2 Return the status
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Appendix B. tcsh Shell Command Summ
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Appendix C. Regular Expressions (re
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\ This character turns off the spec
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morty.*morty These expressions both
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Appendix D. Running shell scripts o
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Parameters profile) can use BPXBATS
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BPXBATCH v If the LRECL of the targ
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The stdenv file consists of one or
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Return codes 0 Processing successfu
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Appendix E. BPXCOPY: Copying a sequ
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pathname may be an absolute pathnam
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Return codes Examples 0 Processing
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Appendix F. Localization Internatio
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Appendix G. Stub Commands z/OS UNIX
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| | Appendix H. File Formats This i
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*0x18 Short 0x40 >*0x3c Short 0x658
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pax header block v An optional head
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Table 41. Charset standards Formal
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includes a uname extended header re
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USTAR format. The extended USTAR fo
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Examples Data Files Examples notifi
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Examples Portability U user site Na
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Appendix I. Setting the Local Time
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Appendix J. Environment Variables T
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Appendix K. Specifying MVS data set
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Appendix L. Automatic Codeset Conve
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status print trace/stop’s in effe
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Appendix O. Accessibility Using ass
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Notices This information was develo
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Acknowledgments LookAt TalkLink MVS
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Index Special characters _ environm
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#! magic number 898 Numerics 3270 a
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B background job scheduling 171 bac
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c89/cc/c++ shell command (continued
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communicate with other users 793 co
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dbx shell command (continued) creat
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display (continued) names of curren
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environment variable (continued) _I
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environment variable (continued) HI
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evaluate arguments as expression 26
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file (continued) words looking for
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files (continued) calendar 107 dead
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hold buffer 534 hold environment va
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library of objects displaying symbo
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mode (continued) input 374 modifica
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pass command to shell for execution
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scroll (continued) help information
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show (continued) qualifications of
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submit (continued) z/OS batch jobs
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tcsh shell variable (continued) imp
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TSO/E (Time Sharing Option Extensio
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Readers’ Comments — We’d Like
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