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Denis,

You could try creating a small script file in the IFS with just those two
lines of code in it.

All you require is standard text STMF. You could probably create this using
WRKLNK. Ensure you have execute authority to the file (eg. a data authority of
*RWX, *RX, or *X). You can option 9 on the WRKLNK display to set this up.

IBM could do with making things a bit more user freindly in WRKLNK!!

You can then treat your file like a command, either typing it in on the
QSHELL command line, or executing it via STRQSH. If you placed the file in
your home directory the STRQSH would look something like:

STRQSH  CMD('/home/YourHomeDir/FileName')

Hope this helps

Syd Nicholson



Denis Robitaille wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> In my startup program that run after each IPL, I need to run the
> following 2 QSHELL commands:
>
> cd /QIBM/ProdData/WebASAdv/bin
> strwasinst -instance CASCSTAG
>
> I know that there is a CMD parameter with the STRQSH command but it
> accept just one command. And I checked, when I issue a second STRQSH, it
> as forgotten the first one (the directory is reset).
>
> Any suggestions?
>



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