RE: Putting qsh commands in CL Program

CD '/vendordir'
QSH CMD('iSstartServerCmd.sh')

Or

QSH CMD('CD /vendordir;iSstartServerCmd.sh')

Either will work.  The semi-colon is used to let you concatenate
multiple QSH commands on one line.

John A. Jones, CISSP
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Subject: Putting qsh commands in CL Program

Can commands that are run from qsh command line be put in a CLP some
how?  
We are testing some vendor software that requires us to do the
following:

qsh
cd /vendor dir
iSstartServerCmd.sh

I'd like to have this so we could start and stop this via a CL Program
so it could be called in nightly process or we could have ROBOT schedule
it for us.

Thanks,

-- Jim
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