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Hi Buzz,
Shrug.. David's suggestion is great if what you need is very simple.
But, from your original post, it really sounded like you wanted to write
a shell script, which can be a great deal more sophisticated than just
running multiple commands.
A shell script is a whole programming language, it can have IF
statements, read files, perform loops, have subroutines, the whole 9 yards.
Although QShell is a unique invention of IBM's, it's extremely similar
to other Unix shells. If you Google for "shell script tutorial", you'll
find tons of material to start with. Then, you just need to look at
the Info Center to see which parts might be slightly different in QShell.
-SK
On 3/20/2013 8:16 AM, Buzz Fenner wrote:
On Tue, 19 Mar 2013 David Gibbs wrote
If you concat the various commands together with "&&" they should run one
after another, as long as no errors occur.
david
Thanks David, that nailed it!
Buzz
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