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On 11/10/2010 3:57 PM, Musselman, Paul wrote:
Just to add some confusion to the issue: According to one IBMer I spoke
with (about a nasty CCSID issue with QSHell scripts), QSHELL is a
"UNIX-like" interface built over OS/400. The commands you issue point
to programs in a "QSHELL" library.
QShell can run programs in _any_ library. The IBM-supplied stuff is in
the QSHELL library, but I have lots of my own home-written QShell
utilities that I wrote in RPG and are running from various libraries.
But yes, you have the gist of it right. QShell is implemented as native
IBM i (OS/400) *PGM objects, whereas PASE contains programs compiled for
AIX, and stored in *STMF objects.
I wouldn't call PASE a "real Unix" but rather a virtual machine for
running AIX programs on IBM i.
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