z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

Messages
Portability
v The input and output files were the same file.
v Inability to access a file when using –r.
v Inability to read a directory when using –r.
v Inability to create a directory when using –r.
v A target is not a directory when using –r.
v Source and destination directory are the same when using –r.
2 Failure due to any of the following:
v Incorrect command-line option.
v Too few arguments on the command line.
v A target that should be a directory but isn’t.
v No space left on target device.
v Out of memory to hold the data to be copied.
v Inability to create a directory to hold a target file.
Possible error messages include:
Related Information
cp, locale, mv, rm
link to target name failed
ln could not establish the link to the given file or directory. This may be
because you do not have appropriate permissions, or because the target
did not exist.
source name and target name are identical
The source and the target are actually the same file (for example, because
of links, on UNIX systems). In this case, ln does nothing.
target directory name on different file system than source name
You cannot establish a normal link between files that are two different file
systems.
target name must be a directory
The target name must be a directory
cannot find file name
The filename could not be found.
target file name already exists
The target filename already exists.
POSIX.2, X/Open Portability Guide, UNIX systems.
Only the –f option is part of the POSIX standard.
locale — Get locale-specific information
Format
locale [–a|–m]
locale [–ck] name ...
ln
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