5.1.12 Specifying UNIX-compatible commands
You can enter UNIX-compatible commands from the Window's command prompt or a UNIX shell. You can also use UNIX-compatible commands in a job definition script and then execute the script in Windows or UNIX. The UNIX-compatible commands enable you to use functions such as displaying, creating, and searching files and directories.
You can share in Windows and in UNIX job definition scripts that use executable UNIX-compatible commands if you use the ADSH_DIR_CMD shell variable to define the UNIX-compatible commands. For details about the ADSH_DIR_CMD shell variable, see 5.5.1 Shell variables set by JP1/Advanced.
The following is an example of the ADSH_DIR_CMD shell variable that defines a UNIX-compatible command (date command) in a job definition script:
"${ADSH_DIR_CMD}date"