Walter Marguccio wrote:
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From: "Jackson, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I've used most, if not all of the commands listed in the article on z/OS
USS and z/series Linux.
The following command;
{ mkdir -p $HOME/tmp3/sub1/sub1_a ; }
will work under USS or z/Linux and most UNIX shells.
Scott,
under USS I wanted to create three subdirectory for my ShopzSeries PTF order in
one shot.
My goal was to create directory U00123456, plus SMPPTFIN and SMPHOLD as
subdirectores (at the same level).
Using mkdir -p /U00123456/SMPPTFIN does work, and I was looking for a way to
tell mkdir to create
SMPHOLD as subdirectory on the same level as SMPPTFIN. I played around a bit
with '{', without success.
RTFM didn't help either.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ bsh
$ echo /tmp/{a,b,c}
/tmp/{a,b,c}
$ eval /tmp/{a,b,c}
eval: /tmp/{a,b,c}: not found
$
This is on nahant.
Walter Marguccio
z/OS Systems Programmer
Munich - Germany
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