Qshell Interpreter (qsh) - FTP Directory Listing - IBM
Qshell Interpreter (qsh) - FTP Directory Listing - IBM
Qshell Interpreter (qsh) - FTP Directory Listing - IBM
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Examples<br />
1. Send the USR1 signal to process id 16711: kill -s USR1 16711<br />
2. Send the USR1 signal to job 1: kill -n7%1<br />
3. List the valid signal names: kill -l<br />
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liblist - Manage library list<br />
Synopsis<br />
Description<br />
Options<br />
Operands<br />
liblist [ -acdfl ] [ library ] ...<br />
You can use liblist to add or delete a library from the user portion of the library list,<br />
set the current library, or display the library list for the current job.<br />
You can add libraries to the user portion of the library list by specifying the -a option<br />
and a list of libraries. By default, the libraries are added to the beginning of the<br />
library list.<br />
You can remove libraries from the user portion of the library list by specifying the -d<br />
option and a list of libraries.<br />
The current library is set to library when the -c option is specified. The current<br />
library can be unset by specifying both the -c and -d options.<br />
When no arguments are specified, <strong>qsh</strong> displays the current library list. Each line in<br />
the output includes the library name and the type of the library. A library can be one<br />
of the following types:<br />
v SYS for a library in the system portion of the library list.<br />
v PRD for a library in the product portion of the library list.<br />
v CUR for the current library.<br />
v USR for a library in the user portion of the library list.<br />
v -a Add library to the user portion of the library list.<br />
v -c Set the current library to library.<br />
v -d Remove library from the user portion of the library list or unset the current<br />
library if the -c option is also specified.<br />
v -f When the -a option is specified, add library to the beginning of the user portion<br />
of the library list.<br />
v -l When the -a option is specified, add library to the end of the user portion of the<br />
library list.<br />
Each library is a library to either add or delete from the user portion of the library<br />
list depending on the options specified.<br />
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