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I agree with Bryan... you should use QSH. I'm not aware of anything
that wouldn't work that way (aside from people who do not understand
Unix shells getting confused by stuff like PATH, etc.)
QSH not only works better from CL programs, but also works in situations
where QP2SHELL fails due to the fact that (without you doing extra
coding, anyway) QP2SHELL tries to use the ILE stdin/stdout/stderr, which
can sometimes cause problems.
Also, Kevin Bucknum's suggestion of using the shell redirect should
work. I can't see any reason it wouldn't -- again, aside from you not
understanding how to call it properly.
If you really can't use QShell, then consider using a tool like UnixCmd.
I realize that it's an extra program to download/install, but it is
free, and gives you a lot more control.
On 1/8/2018 12:01 PM, Bryan Dietz wrote:
I'm curious what is in the PASE script that cannot be done from QSH?
Bryan
Justin Taylor wrote on 1/8/2018 10:06 AM:
Mine is a PASE script, not QSH. QSH won't run my script properly.
Thanks
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