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

Chapter 3. TSO/E commands
This part describes the Time Sharing Option Extensions (TSO/E) OMVS command
that you use to invoke the shell and the TSO/E commands that you can use to work
with the z/OS UNIX file system.
The OMVS command invokes the z/OS shell. You can enter the OMVS command
from TSO/E or from the ISPF command processor panel.
You can use the man command to view descriptions of TSO/E commands. To do
this, you must prefix all commands with tso. For example, to view a description of
the MOUNT command, you would enter:
man tsomount
The commands for working with the file system are:
v BPXBATCH
v ISHELL
v MKDIR
v MKNOD
v MOUNT
v OBROWSE
v OCOPY
v OEDIT
v OGET
v OGETX
v OHELP
v OPUT
v OPUTX
v OSHELL
v OSTEPLIB
v UNMOUNT
You can enter these TSO/E commands from:
v TSO/E
v The Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) command processor panel
(typically, option 6 on the ISPF menu).
Option 6 is usually preferable, because it does not convert into uppercase the
commands that you enter. You should enter a TSO/E command from an ISPF
panel that does not convert all the parameters into uppercase; some panels,
such as the main ISPF panel, convert what you enter into uppercase. z/OS UNIX
System Services is case-sensitive.
v The shell
Notes:
1. The relative pathname is relative to the working directory (usually the HOME
directory) of the TSO/E session, not the shell session.
2. You should use absolute pathnames when entering any TSO/E commands.
3. Avoid using spaces or single quotes within pathnames.
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