Just separate your shell commands with semi-colons
eg
PCPERFORM "cd /;pwd"
Wally Terhune
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IBM Information Management
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I am trying to PCPERFORM an OS-level command that has to be run from
the root directory. Other than creating a shell script and executing
that script, is there a way to structure the commands following
PCPERFORM to allow a cd to the root directory and then run the
command? More importantly, is there a platform independent way of
doing it so that I don't have to have customizations for Windows vs.
*nix?
Believe me, if there was a way to do this without having to be at the
root, that would be preferable, but this program just happens to
require the current working directory to be the root before the
command is executed.
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