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qsh, qsh_inout, qsh_out - Run a QShell command for i5/OS PASE
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<strong>Syntax</strong>
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<strong>qsh</strong> [<var>command-options</var>]
<strong>qsh_inout</strong> [<var>command-options</var>]
<strong>qsh_out</strong> [<var>command-options</var>]
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<strong>Description</strong>
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<p>
The i5/OS<sup>R</sup> PASE <strong>qsh</strong>,
<strong>qsh_inout</strong>, and <strong>qsh_out</strong> commands run a QShell command. These
commands use the i5/OS PASE <strong>system</strong> command to copy i5/OS PASE environment
variables to the ILE environment and then call the QShell command program through a link in
directory /usr/bin.
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<p>
The i5/OS PASE <strong>qsh</strong>, <strong>qsh_inout</strong>, and <strong>qsh_out</strong>
commands all provide the syntax and behavior of the QShell <strong>qsh</strong> command, with
additional support for ASCII/EBCDIC conversion of standard I/O provided by the i5/OS PASE
<strong>system</strong> command. Any other command name that links to i5/OS PASE
<strong>qsh</strong>, <strong>qsh_inout</strong>, or <strong>qsh_out</strong> (in directory
/QOpenSys/usr/bin) provides the same syntax and behavior as the QShell command in directory
/usr/bin with the same base name as the link. See the following topics for more information:</p>
<ul>
<li>
<a href="pase_system.htm"><strong>system</strong> - Run a CL Command for i5/OS PASE</a>
</li>
<li>
<a href="../rzahz/qsh.htm"><strong>qsh</strong> - QShell Command Language Interpreter</a>
(QShell version)
</li>
</ul>
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The <strong>qsh</strong> and <strong>qsh_inout</strong> commands do ASCII/EBCDIC conversion for
standard input, standard output, and standard error. The <strong>qsh_out</strong> command only
does ASCII/EBCDIC conversion for standard output and standard error.
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<p>
You need to set ILE environment variable <strong>QIBM_USE_DESCRIPTOR_STDIO</strong> to Y or I
(so that i5/OS PASE runtime and ILE C runtime use descriptor standard I/O) to avoid
unpredicatable results. This is done by default in the i5/OS jobs that program
<strong>QP2TERM</strong> uses to run i5/OS PASE shells and utilities.
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See the following topics for related information:
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<strong>Examples</strong>
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You should use <strong>qsh_out</strong> (instead of
<strong>qsh</strong> or <strong>qsh_inout</strong>) when the QShell command does not read from
standard input to avoid unintended repositioning of the input stream. This example uses
<strong>qsh_out</strong> to avoid repositioning the stream processed by the
<strong>read</strong> command, and simply echos the contents of file "myinput" to standard
output:
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while read ; do
qsh_out -c "echo $REPLY"
done &lt; myinput
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This example uses the QShell <strong>cat</strong> command to convert text in an i5/OS source
database file to the (ASCII) i5/OS PASE CCSID and store the result in a stream file named
ascii_sqlcli.h. This takes advantage of support in the QShell utility to insert linend
characters in the stream that are not added if the i5/OS PASE <strong>cat</strong> command is
used:
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qsh_out -c 'cat /qsys.lib/qsysinc.lib/h.file/sqlcli.mbr' &gt; ascii_sqlcli.h
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<p>
The system provides an i5/OS PASE <strong>getjobid</strong> command using symbolic link
/QOpenSys/usr/bin/getjobid -&gt; qsh_out to run the QShell <strong>getjobid</strong> command.
This example shows two ways to run the QShell utility to determine the name of the i5/OS job
running the i5/OS PASE shell. The first example is more efficient because it avoids running
QShell interpreter. Variable $$ is expanded by the i5/OS PASE shell (to the process identifier
of the shell), and the QShell <strong>getjobid</strong> command writes a line to standard
output:
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getjobid $$
qsh_out -c "/usr/bin/getjobid $$"
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