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  3. April 2004

QSH find with fgrep spawns many QZSHSH jobs

Hi

I use the Qshell commands "find" and "fgrep" to search java source files for a string. It spawns a bunch of QP0ZSPWT jobs. Is there any environment setting or some other setting to stop it from spawning all these QZSHSH jobs?

Here is an example of the Qshell command:


QSH CMD('find -L ''/java'' -name ''*.java'' -exec fgrep -il ''sompflm000'' {} \;')

Here are the jobs that get cranked-up when I submit it. PRTUSG is the command I've created which calls a CL program which runs the QSH command.


PRTUSG HTPLAINF BCH .0 CMD-PRTUSG TIMW


QZSHCHLD HTPLAINF BCI 1.5 PGM-FIND EVTW


QZSHFCHLD HTPLAINF BCI 12.5 PGM-QZSHFCHLD RUN


QZSHSH HTPLAINF BCI .0 PGM-QZSHSH EVTW


I think there is a new QZSHSH job spawned for every file in the directories I'm searching. Is there anyway to stop this?


Thanx, PLA



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