IBM SC34-5764-01 - Manual (Page 288)

CD
When you type CD from the command line use the following syntax:
CD
dirid
CD changes the current directory.
Operands
dirid
specifies a REXX File System directory level identifier. This is partially or fully qualified. See the CD
command, section “CD” on page 321, for more information.
Example
'CD TEMP'
This example changes the current directory to TEMP and updates the FLST display.
COPY
When you type COPY on the FLST command column use the following syntax:
COPY / fileid
COPY copies a file.
Operands
fileid
specifies the file ID of the file where the results are placed.
Note: If fileid already exists, it is replaced.
Example
'COPY / TEST3.EXEC'
This example, executed from the command column next to TEST1.EXEC, creates a new file,
TEST3.EXEC, that is identical to TEST1.EXEC.
When you type COPY from the command line use the following syntax:
COPY fileid1 fileid2
Operands
fileid1
specifies the file ID of the file the command acts on.
fileid2
specifies the file ID of the file where the results are placed.
Note: If fileid2 already exists, the contents of fileid1 replaces it.
Example
'COPY TEST1.EXEC TEST3.EXEC'
This example, executed from the command line, creates a new file (TEST3.EXEC) that is identical to
TEST1.EXEC.
File System
266 CICS TS for VSE/ESA: REXX Guide