COMMAND - UCMD Manager configuration option
The COMMAND option specifies the command to execute on the remote computer.
Usage
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Command Line, Short Form | -c command |
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Command Line, Long Form | -cmd command |
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Environment Variable | UCMDCMD=command |
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Configuration File Keyword | n/a |
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STRUCM Parameter | CMD(command) |
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Values
command is the command to be executed.
It can be any command that is valid for command line execution on the remote computer's operating system.
IBM i | If the command contains spaces, it must be enclosed in single ( ' ) quotation marks. |
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Windows | If the command contains spaces, it must be enclosed in double ( " ) quotation marks. |
UNIX | If the command contains spaces, it must be enclosed in single ( ' ) or double ( " ) quotation marks. |
z/OS | If the command contains spaces, it must be enclosed in single ( ' ) or double ( " ) quotation marks. |
If an enclosing character is part of the command, use two consecutive characters to produce one in the command.
The remote command shell processes command meta-characters (for example, redirection < and > and pipes | ) as normal on the remote computer.