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

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Messages<br />

Limits<br />

Portability<br />

v Unknown option<br />

v Inability to open script file<br />

v No noncomment subcommand<br />

v Label not found in script<br />

v Unknown subcommand<br />

v Nesting ! subcommand not permitted<br />

v No \ at end of subcommand<br />

v End-of-file in subcommand<br />

v No label in subcommand<br />

v Badly formed filename<br />

v Inability to open file<br />

v Insufficient memory to compile subcommand<br />

v Bad regular expression delimiter<br />

v No remembered regular expression<br />

v Regular expression error<br />

v Insufficient memory for buffers<br />

v y subcommand not followed by a printable character as separator<br />

v The strings are not the same length<br />

v Nonmatching { and } subcommands<br />

v Garbage after command<br />

v Too many addresses for command<br />

v Newline or end-of-file found in pattern<br />

v Input line too long<br />

v Pattern space overflow during G subcommand<br />

v Hold space overflow during H subcommand<br />

v Inability to chain subcommand<br />

The error messages are output only if h or H subcommands are used after sed<br />

outputs ?. Possible error messages include:<br />

badly formed filename for command command<br />

The given subcommand required a filename, but its operand did not have<br />

the syntax of a filename.<br />

subcommand command needs a label<br />

The specified subcommand required a label, but you did not supply one.<br />

must have at least one (noncomment) command<br />

The input to sed must contain at least one active subcommand (that is, a<br />

subcommand that is not a comment).<br />

No remembered regular expression<br />

You issued a subcommand that tried to use a remembered regular<br />

expression—for example, s//abc. However, there is no remembered regular<br />

expression yet. To correct this, change the subcommand to use an explicit<br />

regular expression.<br />

sed allows a limit of 28000 lines per file. It does not allow the NUL character.<br />

P<strong>OS</strong>IX.2, X/Open Portability Guide, <strong>UNIX</strong> systems.<br />

The –E option is an extension of the P<strong>OS</strong>IX standard and is unique to this version<br />

of sed.<br />

sed<br />

Chapter 2. Shell command descriptions 539

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