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exec
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{
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logical
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-name
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host
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-name
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{cmd=
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command
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cmdref=
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command
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-ref
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stc=
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started
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-task
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}
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[user=
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userid
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[pwd=
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password
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[port=
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port
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[codepage=
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codepage
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]
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[file=
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filename
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xfile=
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filename
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[key=
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key
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]
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]
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[option=
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option
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[mergelog=
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yes
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no
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[trace=
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yes
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no
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[input=
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data
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-element
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[svropt=
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server
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-options
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[stdout=
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data
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-element
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[stderr=
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data
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-element
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Description
The exec command executes system commands on remote machines if you have Universal Command (UCMD) Manager on the same system with the UDM Manager.
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Use the following script snippet (or something similar) to exit based on a comparison of _execrc to _halton:
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exec cmd ... if $(_execrc) GE $(_halton) set _rc=$(_execrc) exit end |
(See Remote Execution Requirements for more detailed information.)
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The following example uses the exec command to execute a simple directory listing on a Windows machine that is part of a transfer session:
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exec winmachine cmd="dir c:\" |
The following example uses the exec command to invoke a started task:
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exec mvsmachine stc="mytask,parm=$(TASK_PARM)" |
The following example calls the exec command that uses a data element for input to the remote command:
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# Define the data element
data shellinput
echo "Comparing $(_file) with $(_file).old:"
diff $(_file) $(_file).old
exit
end
# Rename all existing files on the destination
forfiles dst=*
rename dst $(_file) $(_file).old
end
# Copy the new files over and compare them*
forfiles src=*
copy src=$(_file)
exec dst cmd="sh" input=shellinput*
end |
Additional Information and Examples
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