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

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automount
v When allocation-spec keyword TRACKS or BLOCK is specified in either the
allocany or allocuser option for zFS type file systems, the specified SPACE( )
units will be converted to approximate CYL equivalent units before allocating the
zFS file system.
The following formulas will be used to do the conversion into CYL units:
1 TRACKS Unit = 1/15 CYL Unit
1 BLOCK Unit = 1/180 CYL Unit
Tip: The conversion used does not consider the device type.
Related information
chmount, mount, unmount
awk — Process programs written in the awk language
Format
Description
Options
awk [–F ere] [–v var=value ...] [program] [var=value ...] [file ...]
awk [–F ere] [–f prog] [–v var=value ...] [var=value ...] [file ...]
awk is a file-processing language that is well suited to data manipulation and
retrieval of information from text files. If you are unfamiliar with the language, you
may find it helpful to read the awk information in z/OS UNIX System Services
User’s Guide first.
An awk program consists of any number of user-defined functions and rules of the
form:
pattern {action}
There are two ways to specify the awk program:
v Directly on the command line. In this case, program is a single command-line
argument, usually enclosed in single quotes (') to prevent the shell from
attempting to expand it.
v By using the –f prog option.
You can specify program directly on the command line only if you do not use any –f
prog arguments.
For a summary of the UNIX03 changes to this command, see Appendix N, “UNIX
shell commands changed for UNIX03.”
awk recognizes the following options:
–F ere Is an extended regular expression to use as the field separator.
–f prog
Runs the awk program contained in the file prog. When more than one –f
option appears on the command line, the resulting program is a
concatenation of all programs you specify.
–v var=value
Assigns value to var before running the program.
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