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Options Operands Exit status None. Related information The value of n is an integer that is greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 255. n if specified. Otherwise, the exit status of the preceding command. v “return - Return from a function” [ Legal | AS/400 Glossary ] return - Return from a function Synopsis Description Options Operands Exit status return[ n ] You can use return to cause a function or dot script to return to the invoking shell script. If return is called outside a function or dot script, it is equivalent to exit. None. Related information 36 Qshell Interpreter (qsh) The value of n is an integer that is greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 255. n if specified. Otherwise, the exit status of the preceding command. v “exit - Exit from the shell” [ Legal | AS/400 Glossary ]
system - Run CL command Synopsis Description Options Operands Exit Status Examples system [ -nqv ] CLcommand [ arg ... ] You can use system to run a CL command. Any messages and spool file output generated by CLcommand is written to standard output. By default, messages are written using the following format: MsgId: Message text v -n Only display the message text of any messages generated by the command. v -q Do not write messages generated by the command to standard output. v -v Display the CL command before running it. Each arg is a parameter to the CL command. You may need to enclose CLcommand and arg(s) in quotes to prevent qsh from expanding the string. v 0 when the CL command is successful v >0 when the CL command is unsuccessful 1. List all of the active jobs: system wrkactjob [ Legal | AS/400 Glossary ] whence - Find type of command Synopsis Description Options whence [ -afpv ] name ... You can use whence to find the type of each specified name. Note that whence is equivalent to command -v and whence -v is equivalent to command -V. v -a Show all uses for name. v -f Do not check to see if name is a function. Chapter 4. Utilities 37
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