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

BPXCOPY
Specifying APF or NOAPF is optional. If not specified, the attribute will be
defined as NOAPF.
PROGCTL|NOPROGCTL
Specifies whether the PROGCTL extended attribute is set or unset. When this
is set (PROGCTL) on an executable program file (load module), it causes the
program to behave as if an RDEFINE had been done for the load module to the
PROGRAM class. When this program is brought into storage, it does not cause
the enviroment to be marked dirty.
To be able to set PROGCTL, you must have at least READ access to the
BPX.FILEATTR.PROGCTL resource in the FACILITY class . For more
information, see z/OS UNIX System Services Planning.
Specifying PROGCTL or NOPROGCTL is optional. If not specified, the attribute
will be defined as NOPROGCTL.
SHAREAS | NOSHAREAS
Specifies whether the SHAREAS extended attribute is set or unset. When this
attribute is set (SHAREAS) on an executable program file (load module), the
_BPX_SHAREAS environment variable is honored when the file is spawn()ed.
When this attribute is not set (NOSHAREAS), the _BPX_SHAREAS
environment variable is ignored when the file is spawn()ed.
Specifying SHAREAS or NOSHAREAS is optional. If not specified, the attribute
will be defined as SHAREAS.
SHARELIB | NOSHARELIB
Specifies whether the st_ShareLib extended attribute is set or unset in the
target file.
Note: In order to use BPXCOPY with this keyword parameter, you must have
at least READ access to the BPX.FILEATTR.SHARELIB resource in the
FACILITY class.
UID(owner)
Specifies the owner of the file. Owner can be a user name or a numeric user ID
(UID). However, if a numeric owner exists as a user name in the user data
base, the UID number associated with that user name is used.
If a mixed case user name is specified, it must be enclosed in single quotes.
To be able to set the UID of the file, the user must have UID 0 or have at least
READ access to the BPX.SUPERUSER resource in the FACILITY class.
Specifying UID is optional. If not specified, the UID of the user running
BPXCOPY will be used.
GID(group)
Specifies the group owner of the file. group can be a group name or a numeric
group ID (GID). However, if a numeric group exists as a group name in the
group data base, the GID number associated with that group name is used.
If a mixed case group name is specified, it must be enclosed in single quotes.
To be able to set the GID of the file, the user must have UID 0 or have at least
READ access to the BPX.SUPERUSER resource in the FACILITY class.
Specifying GID is optional. If not specified, the GID of the directory pathname
will be used.
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