HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 62)

Breaks lines in files. fold(1)
Joins the lines of two files. join(1)
Links files. ln(1)
Lists and generates statistics for files. ls(1)
Makes a new directory. mkdir(1)
Makes FIFO special files. mkfifo(1)
Moves files and directories. mv(1)
Compresses files. pack(1)
Joins lines from one or more files. paste(1)
Applies changes to files. patch(1)
Checks pathnames. pathchk(1)
Displays the current directory pathname. pwd(1)
Marks specified names as read-only. readonly(1)
Removes (unlinks) files or directories. rm(1)
Removes a directory. rmdir(1)
Splits a file into pieces. split(1)
Displays the checksum and block count of a file. sum(1)
Writes a file from a specified point. tail(1)
Sets the file mode creation mask. umask(1)
Expands data. uncompress(1)
Replaces tabs or space characters in a file. unexpand(1)
Expands files compressed by the pack command. unpack(1)
Compresses and expands data. zcat(1)
Commands Providing Interoperability
Following is a list of frequently used commands and utilities that provide for interoperability between
the OSS and Guardian environments. All are OSS commands except for osh, which is a TACL
command.
Creates one or more DEFINEs for the current OSS shell. add_define(1)
Deletes one or more DEFINEs for the current OSS shell. del_define(1)
Runs a process in the Guardian environment from the OSS environment. gtacl(1)
Displays attributes and values of existing DEFINEs. info_define(1)
Runs a process in the OSS environment from the Guardian environment. osh(1)
Restores a DEFINE’s attributes to their initial settings. reset_define(1)
Runs processes with Guardian attributes. run(1)
Sets values for DEFINE attributes in the working attribute set. set_define(1)
Displays values of attributes. show_define(1)
62 OSS Commands and Utilities