Qshell Interpreter (qsh) - FTP Directory Listing - IBM

Exit Status
Related Information
Examples
v 0 on success
v >0 if an error occurs.
v head - Copy the first part of files
v tail - Copy the last part of a file
1. Display the contents of file, “myfile”.
cat myfile
2. Display the contents of three different files at the same time and save their
contents into a new file.
cat file1 file2 file3 > all.files
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cd - Change working directory
Synopsis
Description
Options
Operands
cd[ directory ]
You can use cd to change the working directory. qsh sets the PWD variable to the
new working directory and the OLDPWD variable to the previous working directory.
None.
For directory, you can specify:
v - (minus)
qsh changes the working directory to the previous directory and displays the new
working directory name.
v /name or ../name
qsh changes the working directory to the specified name.
v name (does not begin with a/or../)
If the CDPATH variable is set, qsh prepends each directory in CDPATH to name
to construct a directory name. qsh changes to the first directory that you have
permission to. qsh displays the new working directory name.
If the CDPATH variable is not set, qsh changes the working directory to the
specified name.
v not specified
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