QSHELL commands (was: Stmf copy with add)

Hello Steve,

You wrote:
>> QSH CMD('cat file1 file2 > file3; rm file2; mv file3 file2')
>Hey, I like that!

You are kidding!  It is just Unix crap cluttering up what was a well
designed system.  Now that QSHELL exists we find it being used to 'assist'
with porting so DLFM, LDAP, DCE, and god knows what else use shell scripts
for configuration and WAS uses a shell script to install.  Bloody hell!
It's all crap.  These tools write error messages to STDOUT.  Can I press
F1
for additional help on those messages? NO!!  These tools use arcane
switches
for parameters.  What does -L mean?  Can I get decent prompting on the
parameters? NO!!  Oh, of course.  I'm supposed to use OpsNav to configure
these things or install WAS from a PC.  QSHELL was the start of the rot,
then we got PASE, and now things like DDNS require it.  More Unix mutton
ported to the AS/400 with the absolute minimum amount of work and then
dressed up to look like lamb with a pretty GUI via OpsNav.  Sod off
Rochester -- I want to manage my AS/400 **from** my AS/400, not some Unix
wanna-be or a Windoze PC that barely stays up long enough to perform the
task.

>Where do I find a list of the commands that can be executed within QSH?

To answer your question -- The Information Centre explains all the QSH
commands and their parameters.  You'll find it tucked away under the Java
section (at least on 440 -- they may have moved it on 510).

Regards,
Simon Coulter.

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