Re: qsh: 001-0014 Error

Dennis,

What I mean is that by default, the current directory isn't searched.

As Roger mentions, I think you can add the . to your path, but it does
have to be explicitly added.

In contrast to DOS/Widows/IBM i where the current directory (library
for the i) is implicitly searched. Though perhaps the i is not really
implict...as a DSPLIBL shows the current library explicitly enough :)

Perhaps reversing the statement, on DOS/Windows/IBM i, you can't
prevent the current directory (library) from being searched. On
UNIX/Linux you can by leaving the . out of your path.

Charles


On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 1:32 PM, Dennis Lovelady <iseries@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

For whatever reason, UNIX and Linux don't search your current
directory when looking for a executable.

Charles

Say, what?!?!?!  Umm... pardon me but what DO you suppose the PATH
environment variable does, then?

Dennis Lovelady
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