Contents

• Notices

• Summary of amendments

• Preface

• Part 1: Overview

  • 1. Overview of JP1/Advanced Shell

    • 1.1 Purposes of JP1/Advanced Shell

      • 1.1.1 Inheriting assets between the OSs of batch applications

      • 1.1.2 Expediting the configuration of batch applications

      • 1.1.3 Improving serviceability and maintainability by central management of batch job execution results

    • 1.2 Example of application to a business operation

    • 1.3 General procedures

      • 1.3.1 Procedure for executing batch jobs automatically (working with JP1/AJS)

      • 1.3.2 Flow of processes when executing Java batch applications by using a function of JP1/Advanced Shell [only for Windows, Linux(R), AIX, and HP-UX]

      • 1.3.3 Procedure for using the user-reply functionality

      • 1.3.4 Flow of processes when using the application-execution agent functionality

    • 1.4 Overview of operation in a cluster system

    • 1.5 Overview of functionality

• Part 2: Setup

  • 2. Preparations for Using JP1/Advanced Shell

    • 2.1 Program installation directory

      • 2.1.1 Installation folder (Windows only)

      • 2.1.2 Installation directory (UNIX only)

    • 2.2 Evaluations prior to installation

      • 2.2.1 System configuration

      • 2.2.2 Programs required in each environment

      • 2.2.3 Files used in JP1/Advanced Shell

      • 2.2.4 Encoding used in JP1/Advanced Shell

      • 2.2.5 Local time settings

      • 2.2.6 Notes about standard input

      • 2.2.7 Using hard links and symbolic links

    • 2.3 Installing and uninstalling (Windows only)

      • 2.3.1 Installing JP1/Advanced Shell (Windows only)

      • 2.3.2 Uninstalling JP1/Advanced Shell (Windows only)

      • 2.3.3 Installing JP1/Advanced Shell - Custom Job

      • 2.3.4 Uninstalling JP1/Advanced Shell - Custom Job

    • 2.4 Installing and uninstalling (UNIX only)

      • 2.4.1 Installing JP1/Advanced Shell (UNIX only)

      • 2.4.2 Uninstalling JP1/Advanced Shell (UNIX only)

      • 2.4.3 Using Hitachi Program Product Installer to display version information (UNIX only)

    • 2.5 Specifying environment variables

    • 2.6 Specifying environment information for JP1/Advanced Shell

      • 2.6.1 Specifying the environment files

      • 2.6.2 Converting path names

      • 2.6.3 Converting file paths when files are input and output

      • 2.6.4 Converting arguments during command execution

      • 2.6.5 Defining files to be started as child jobs

      • 2.6.6 Specifying definitions for using UNIX-compatible commands

      • 2.6.7 Defining the handling of unsupported conditional expressions (Windows only)

      • 2.6.8 Defining job execution results and log output information

      • 2.6.9 Defining the return codes of extended script commands

      • 2.6.10 Sharing among multiple environments

      • 2.6.11 Enabling coverage information collection without having to specify the option during batch job execution

      • 2.6.12 Migrating job definition scripts from UNIX to Windows

      • 2.6.13 Loading the files specified in the ENV shell variable

      • 2.6.14 Defining the process that will be executing the last command in a pipe

      • 2.6.15 Defining the return code in the event of an unresumable error in a job

      • 2.6.16 Setting up the user-reply functionality

      • 2.6.17 Checking the JP1 environment (UNIX only)

      • 2.6.18 Setting up the shell (UNIX only)

      • 2.6.19 Creating the directories required for JP1/Advanced Shell

      • 2.6.20 Setting up a JP1/AJS environment

      • 2.6.21 Performing user-specific postprocessing when a job is terminated forcibly

      • 2.6.22 Preparation for using script development parts

      • 2.6.23 Running the initialization script file

    • 2.7 Specifying environment information for JP1/AJS (applicable when JP1/AJS is used)

      • 2.7.1 Registering custom jobs in JP1/AJS - View

      • 2.7.2 Defining and executing a jobnet

      • 2.7.3 Defining jobs as PC or UNIX jobs

    • 2.8 Setting up the user-reply functionality

      • 2.8.1 Specifying the environment files to use the user-reply functionality

      • 2.8.2 Setting up the user-reply functionality after JP1/Advanced Shell has been installed (Windows only)

      • 2.8.3 Setting up the user-reply functionality after JP1/Advanced Shell has been installed (UNIX only)

      • 2.8.4  Specifying environment information in JP1/IM - Manager

      • 2.8.5 Specifying environment information in JP1/Base

    • 2.9 Running in a cluster configuration

      • 2.9.1 Prerequisites and scope of support for cluster operations

      • 2.9.2 Specifying environment information for cluster operation

      • 2.9.3 How to specify commands during cluster operation

      • 2.9.4 Notes about cluster operation

      • 2.9.5 Settings for running a logical host in a non-cluster environment

    • 2.10 Installing the HTML manual

    • 2.11 Setting the application-execution agent functionality [only for the Windows execution environment]

    • 2.12 Setting the file mode creation mask used when execution of a job definition script starts [for UNIX only]

    • 2.13 Required memory amount and occupied disk amount

      • 2.13.1 Virtual memory requirements

      • 2.13.2 Disk space requirements

    • 2.14 Note on running antivirus software

• Part 3: Operation

  • 3. Executing Batch Jobs

    • 3.1 Structure of jobs

      • 3.1.1 Operator's tasks in JP1/AJS jobs

      • 3.1.2 Jobs

      • 3.1.3 Job steps

    • 3.2 Starting batch jobs

      • 3.2.1 Starting jobs by using JP1/AJS from the execution environment

      • 3.2.2 Starting batch jobs by using commands from the execution environment

      • 3.2.3 Running job definition scripts as child jobs

      • 3.2.4 Specifying what is to be executed by a job from the command line

      • 3.2.5 Job controller processing after batch jobs have started

    • 3.3 Executing Java batch applications by using the adshjava command provided by JP1/Advanced Shell [only for Windows, Linux, AIX, and HP-UX]

    • 3.4 Outputting job execution results

      • 3.4.1 Specifying the destinations of the standard output and the standard error output

      • 3.4.2 Outputting job execution results to spool

      • 3.4.3 Suppressing output of specific information messages to job execution logs

      • 3.4.4 Suppressing output of information and warning messages to job execution logs

    • 3.5 Job execution log

      • 3.5.1 Outputting the contents of the job execution log by job type

      • 3.5.2 Output example of the job execution log (when the spool job of a child job is merged to the spool job of the root job)

      • 3.5.3 Examples of job execution log output(if you delete the spool job of a child job)

      • 3.5.4 Examples of job execution log output (when the simple output mode or the minimum output mode is selected)

      • 3.5.5 Examples of job execution log output (when only the standard error output is output)

    • 3.6 Outputting the executed commands and their arguments

    • 3.7 Outputting job definition script operation information

      • 3.7.1 Collecting job definition script operation information

      • 3.7.2 Outputting job definition script operation information

      • 3.7.3 Relationship between dates and times and time zones in the operation information

      • 3.7.4 Using multiple OR conditions for output of job definition script operation information

      • 3.7.5 Outputting job definition script operation information from different spools

      • 3.7.6 Format of operation information

      • 3.7.7 Operation information records in CSV format and output items

      • 3.7.8 Output items for operation information in CSV format

      • 3.7.9 Job definition script operation information that is output

    • 3.8 Using the user-reply functionality

      • 3.8.1 Prerequisites

      • 3.8.2 Execution method

      • 3.8.3 Relationship with JP1/IM - View

      • 3.8.4 How to specify the standard input and output as the input source and output destination of the user-reply functionality

      • 3.8.5 How to handle adshecho and adshread commands that terminate with an error

      • 3.8.6 Notes

    • 3.9 Deleting spool jobs

    • 3.10 Acquiring coverage information

      • 3.10.1 Overview of coverage information

      • 3.10.2 Managing coverage information

      • 3.10.3 Accumulating coverage information

      • 3.10.4 Displaying coverage information

      • 3.10.5 Merging coverage information

      • 3.10.6 Coverage auto-acquisition functionality

    • 3.11 Forcibly terminating jobs

      • 3.11.1 How to forcibly terminate jobs

      • 3.11.2 Processing when signals are received (UNIX only)

      • 3.11.3 Job processing during forced termination (Windows only)

    • 3.12 Using the application-execution agent functionality (only for the Windows execution environment)

      • 3.12.1 Prerequisites

      • 3.12.2 Execution methods

      • 3.12.3 Operation of the application execution agent

      • 3.12.4 Notes

    • 3.13 Specifying a spool job name

      • 3.13.1 Examples

      • 3.13.2 Notes

  • 4. Using JP1/Advanced Shell - Developer (Windows Only)

    • 4.1 Starting and terminating JP1/Advanced Shell - Developer (Windows only)

      • 4.1.1 Starting JP1/Advanced Shell - Developer

      • 4.1.2 Terminating JP1/Advanced Shell - Developer

    • 4.2 JP1/Advanced Shell Editor modes (Windows only)

      • 4.2.1 Edit mode

      • 4.2.2 Debug mode

    • 4.3 JP1/Advanced Shell Editor operation (Windows only)

      • 4.3.1 JP1/Advanced Shell Editor window

      • 4.3.2 Menus in the JP1/Advanced Shell Editor window

      • 4.3.3 Mouse and key operations in the JP1/Advanced Shell Editor window

    • 4.4 Creating job definition scripts (Windows only)

      • 4.4.1 Creating job definition scripts

      • 4.4.2 Setting up an operating environment for the editor

      • 4.4.3 Setting up an execution environment for job definition scripts

      • 4.4.4 Checking syntax

      • 4.4.5 Searching for and replacing character strings

      • 4.4.6 Debugging

      • 4.4.7 Displaying coverage information

    • 4.5 Editing existing job definition scripts (Windows only)

    • 4.6 Saving job definition scripts (Windows only)

    • 4.7 Details of the JP1/Advanced Shell Editor window (Windows only)

      • 4.7.1 Options (Format) dialog box

      • 4.7.2 Options (Colors) dialog box

      • 4.7.3 Runtime Environment Settings dialog box

      • 4.7.4 Search dialog box

      • 4.7.5 Message output window

      • 4.7.6 Variable window

      • 4.7.7 Console

  • 5. Creating Job Definition Scripts

    • 5.1 Basic elements of job definition scripts

      • 5.1.1 Reserved words

      • 5.1.2 Variables

      • 5.1.3 Arrays

      • 5.1.4 Functions

      • 5.1.5 Command alias definitions

      • 5.1.6 Metacharacters

      • 5.1.7 Execution as a separate process

      • 5.1.8 Pattern matching

      • 5.1.9 Escape characters

      • 5.1.10 Specifying extended script commands

      • 5.1.11 Specifying external commands

      • 5.1.12 Specifying UNIX-compatible commands

      • 5.1.13 Specifying a shell for running job definition scripts and checking formats

    • 5.2 Conditionals

      • 5.2.1 Control statements

      • 5.2.2 Conditional expressions

    • 5.3 Arithmetic operations

      • 5.3.1 Arithmetic operators

      • 5.3.2 Increment and decrement operators

      • 5.3.3 Bitwise logical operators

      • 5.3.4 Assignment operators

    • 5.4 Priority of conditional and arithmetic operations

    • 5.5 Shell variables

      • 5.5.1 Shell variables set by JP1/Advanced Shell

      • 5.5.2 Shell variables whose values are set by the user

      • 5.5.3 Function information arrays

      • 5.5.4 Shell variable in which to set the return code of an external command [Windows only]

    • 5.6 Shell options

      • 5.6.1 Shell options that can be specified with the set command

      • 5.6.2 Shell options that can be specified with the adshexec command

    • 5.7 Environment variables for job information

    • 5.8 Defining jobs, job steps, and commands

      • 5.8.1 Declaring job names

      • 5.8.2 Defining the job end condition

      • 5.8.3 Defining job steps

      • 5.8.4 Defining commands that terminate normally

      • 5.8.5 Defining shell variables that handle path names

      • 5.8.6 Calling an external job definition script file from an executing job definition script

      • 5.8.7 Return codes of extended script commands and handling of errors

      • 5.8.8 Return codes of jobs, job steps, and commands

      • 5.8.9 Job cancellation by the standard shell commands

      • 5.8.10 Processing in the event of an error during job execution

      • 5.8.11 Notes about output of command execution results

    • 5.9 Allocating files and performing postprocessing

      • 5.9.1 Allocating regular files and performing postprocessing

      • 5.9.2 Allocating temporary files and performing postprocessing

      • 5.9.3 Allocating program output data files and performing postprocessing

    • 5.10 Converting the value of a shell variable

      • 5.10.1 Conversion using a path conversion rule

      • 5.10.2 Conversion using a character string

      • 5.10.3 Increase of \

      • 5.10.4 Code conversion of the value of a variable

    • 5.11 Example coding of a job definition script file

  • 6. Debugging Job Definition Scripts

    • 6.1 About the debugger

      • 6.1.1 Debugging with the GUI (Windows only)

      • 6.1.2 Debugging with the CUI (UNIX only)

      • 6.1.3 List of functions of the GUI debugger (Windows only)

      • 6.1.4 List of debugger commands (UNIX only)

      • 6.1.5 Whether execution can be stopped at the elements of a job definition script

    • 6.2 CUI debugger (UNIX only)

      • 6.2.1 Terminating the debugger (quit command)

      • 6.2.2 Running the job definition script (run command)

      • 6.2.3 Terminating the job definition script (kill command)

      • 6.2.4 Setting a breakpoint (break command)

      • 6.2.5 Setting a watchpoint (watch command)

      • 6.2.6 Deleting breakpoints and watchpoints (delete command)

      • 6.2.7 Commands for restarting execution of the job definition script

      • 6.2.8 Performing sequential execution (step and next commands)

      • 6.2.9 Performing continuous execution (continue command)

      • 6.2.10 Executing a function (finish command)

      • 6.2.11 Terminating a function (return command)

      • 6.2.12 Sending a signal (signal command)

      • 6.2.13 Displaying breakpoint and watchpoint information (info breakpoints command)

      • 6.2.14 Displaying coverage information (info coverage command)

      • 6.2.15 Displaying function information (info functions command)

      • 6.2.16 Displaying job step information (info jobsteps command)

      • 6.2.17 Displays the information of the variable name handling the path (info pathvars command)

      • 6.2.18 Displaying signal information (info signals command)

      • 6.2.19 Displaying the status (info status command)

      • 6.2.20 Displaying shell variable information (info variables command)

      • 6.2.21 Enabling and disabling the fault injection mode (joberrmode command)

      • 6.2.22 Setting a variable value (set command)

      • 6.2.23 Displaying a variable's value (print command)

      • 6.2.24 Displaying a backtrace (where command)

      • 6.2.25 Displaying the source file (list command)

      • 6.2.26 Changing the directory (cd command)

      • 6.2.27 Starting the login shell (exec command)

      • 6.2.28 Displaying Help (help command)

• Part 4: Reference

  • 7. Parameters Specified in the Environment Files

    • 7.1 Specification format of environment files

      • 7.1.1 Formats of parameters

      • 7.1.2 Specification format of comments

    • 7.2 Lists of parameters

      • 7.2.1 List of environment setting parameters

      • 7.2.2 export parameter

      • 7.2.3 Conditional parameters

    • 7.3 Environment setting parameters

      • 7.3.1 ADSHCMD_RC_ERROR parameter (defines the return code to be used when an extended script command fails)

      • 7.3.2 ADSHCMD_RC_SUCCESS parameter (defines the return code to be used when an extended script command is successful)

      • 7.3.3 ASC_FILE parameter (defines a naming rule for accumulation files)

      • 7.3.4 BATCH_CVR parameter (enables the coverage auto-acquisition functionality)

      • 7.3.5 CHILDJOB_EXT parameter (defines an extension for job definition script files that are to be executed as child jobs)

      • 7.3.6 CHILDJOB_PGM parameter (defines a program path specification that is to be executed as descendent jobs)

      • 7.3.7 CHILDJOB_SHEBANG parameter (defines an executable program path for job definition script files that are to be executed as child jobs)

      • 7.3.8 CMDRC_CMDGRP_CHECK parameter (determines an error of job and job step according to the return code of the function)

      • 7.3.9 CMDRC_THRESHOLD_DEFINE parameter (defines a return code threshold for a command)

      • 7.3.10 CMDRC_THRESHOLD_USE_PRESET parameter (defines a threshold for the return code of a UNIX-compatible command)

      • 7.3.11 CMDSUB_PROCESS parameter (defines the execution process of command substitution) [only for Windows]

      • 7.3.12 COMMAND_CONV_ARG parameter (defines a rule for converting an argument in job definition scripts during command execution)

      • 7.3.13 COMPATIBLE_CMD_EXEC parameter (defines the activation method of an external command) [only for Windows]

      • 7.3.14 COMPATIBLE_CMDSUB parameter (defines the behavior of command substitution) [only for UNIX]

      • 7.3.15 ESCAPE_SEQ_ECHO_DEFAULT parameter (defines the action of the echo command when the escape-character option is omitted)

      • 7.3.16 ESCAPE_SEQ_ECHO_HEX parameter (specifies whether ASCII code characters in hexadecimal notation are to be interpreted as escape characters)

      • 7.3.17 EVENT_COLLECT parameter (specifies whether the operation information acquisition functionality is to be enabled for job definition scripts)

      • 7.3.18 export parameter (defines an environment variable)

      • 7.3.19 INIT_SCRIPT_READ parameter (defines whether the initialization script file is to be read and run)

      • 7.3.20 HOSTNAME_JP1IM_MANAGER parameter (specifies the operation management server on which JP1/IM - Manager is running that is to be the destination of JP1 events)

      • 7.3.21 JOBEXECLOG_PRINT parameter (defines the job execution log contents to be output to the standard error output when a job terminates)

      • 7.3.22 JOBLOG_SUPPRESS_MSG parameter (defines a message that is not to be output to job execution logs)

      • 7.3.23 KSH_ENV_READ parameter (defines whether the ENV shell variable is to be read)

      • 7.3.24 LOG_DIR parameter (defines the path name of the directory to which system execution logs are to be output)

      • 7.3.25 LOG_FILE_CNT parameter (defines the number of files to be used to back up system execution logs)

      • 7.3.26 LOG_FILE_SIZE parameter (defines the size of a file to which system execution logs are to be output)

      • 7.3.27 OUTPUT_MODE_CHILD parameter (defines the method for outputting the execution results of a child job)

      • 7.3.28 OUTPUT_MODE_ROOT parameter (specifies the method for outputting the execution results of a root job)

      • 7.3.29 OUTPUT_STDOUT parameter (defines the destination for the root job standard output)

      • 7.3.30 PATH_CONV parameter (defines the details of path conversion)

      • 7.3.31 PATH_CONV_ACCESS parameter (defines path conversion details when files are input and output)

      • 7.3.32 PATH_CONV_ENABLE parameter (enables the path conversion functionality)

      • 7.3.33 PATH_CONV_NOVAR parameter (defines the shell variable that does not handle the path name)

      • 7.3.34 PATH_CONV_RULE parameter (defines a rule for converting file paths) (Windows only)

      • 7.3.35 PATH_CONV_VAR parameter (defines the shell variable that handles the path name)

      • 7.3.36 PERMISSION_SPOOLJOB_DIR parameter (defines permission for the spool job directory) (UNIX only)

      • 7.3.37 PERMISSION_SPOOLJOB_FILE parameter (defines permission for the files under the spool job directory) (UNIX only)

      • 7.3.38 PIPE_CMD_LAST parameter (defines execution processing for the last command in a pipe)

      • 7.3.39 SPOOL_DIR parameter (defines the spool root directory path name)

      • 7.3.40 SPOOLJOB_CHILDJOB parameter (defines how a spool job of a child job is to be handled)

      • 7.3.41 SPOOLJOB_CREATE parameter (selects whether a spool job is to be created)

      • 7.3.42 TEMP_FILE_DIR parameter (defines the path name of the directory for storing temporary files)

      • 7.3.43 TRACE_DIR parameter (defines the path name of the directory to which traces are to be output)

      • 7.3.44 TRACE_FILE_CNT parameter (defines the number of files to which traces are to be output)

      • 7.3.45 TRACE_FILE_SIZE parameter (defines the size of a file to which traces are output)

      • 7.3.46 TRACE_LEVEL parameter (defines a trace output level)

      • 7.3.47 TRAP_ACTION_SIGTERM parameter (defines the job controller's action when a forced termination request is received)

      • 7.3.48 UMASK_INHERIT parameter (defines a file mode creation mask when the job definition script begins to run) [only for UNIX]

      • 7.3.49 UNSUPPORT_TEST parameter (defines the handling of an unsupported conditional expression) (Windows only)

      • 7.3.50 USERREPLY_DEBUG_DESTINATION parameter (specifies the input source and the destination of event notification and reply-request messages during debug execution)

      • 7.3.51 USERREPLY_JP1EVENT_INTERVAL parameter (specifies the minimum interval at which JP1 events are to be issued)

      • 7.3.52 USERREPLY_WAIT_MAXCOUNT parameter (specifies the maximum number of concurrent reply-request messages that can be output for a physical or logical host)

      • 7.3.53 VAR_ENV_NAME_LOWERCASE parameter (specifies whether environment variable names in lowercase letters are supported) (Windows only)

      • 7.3.54 VAR_SHELL_FUNCINFO parameter (selects whether function information arrays are used)

      • 7.3.55 VAR_SHELL_GETLENGTH parameter (defines the unit for the lengths of variable values that are replaced in format ${#variable})

    • 7.4 Conditional parameters

      • 7.4.1 lhost_start and lhost_end parameters (define a set of parameters applicable only to a specified logical host)

      • 7.4.2 phost_start and phost_end parameters (define a set of parameters applicable only to the physical host)

  • 8. Commands Used During Operations

    • 8.1 Command description format

      • 8.1.1 Command description format for shell operation commands and UNIX-compatible command (script format) (Windows only)

      • 8.1.2 Command description format for UNIX-compatible commands

      • 8.1.3 File path names

    • 8.2 List of commands

      • 8.2.1 List of shell operation commands

      • 8.2.2 List of UNIX-compatible commands

    • 8.3 Shell operation commands

      • 8.3.1 adshappagent command (application execution agent start command) [only for Windows execution environment]

      • 8.3.2 adshappexec command (GUI application execution command) [only for Windows execution environment]

      • 8.3.3 adshchmsg command (replies manually to a reply-request message when a failure occurs)

      • 8.3.4 adshcvmerg command (merges coverage information)

      • 8.3.5 adshcvshow command (displays coverage information)

      • 8.3.6 adshevtout command (outputs job definition script operation information)

      • 8.3.7 adshexec command (executes a batch job)

      • 8.3.8 adshfile command (specifies the allocation and postprocessing of regular files)

      • 8.3.9 adshhk command (deletes spool jobs)

      • 8.3.10 adshjava command (executes Java batch applications) [only for Windows, Linux, AIX, and HP-UX]

      • 8.3.11 adshlsmsg command (displays a list of reply-request messages when a failure occurs)

      • 8.3.12 adshmdctl command (starts and stops the user-reply functionality management daemon) (UNIX only)

      • 8.3.13 adshmsvcd command (registers the user-reply functionality management service in a development environment) (Windows only)

      • 8.3.14 adshmsvce command (registers the user-reply functionality management service in an execution environment) (Windows only)

    • 8.4 UNIX-compatible commands

      • 8.4.1 awk command (performs text processing and pattern matching)

      • 8.4.2 basename command (extracts a file name from a path)

      • 8.4.3 cat command (outputs files to the standard output)

      • 8.4.4 cmp command (compares binary files)

      • 8.4.5 cp command (copies files or directories)

      • 8.4.6 cut command (outputs selected parts of lines to the standard output)

      • 8.4.7 date command (displays the system date and time)

      • 8.4.8 diff command (compares two files)

      • 8.4.9 dirname command (retrieves character strings for directory path names from path names)

      • 8.4.10 egrep command (searches for characters in files)

      • 8.4.11 expand command (replaces tab characters with spaces)

      • 8.4.12 expr command (evaluates an expression)

      • 8.4.13 find command (searches for files in directories)

      • 8.4.14 getopt command (analyzes command line options)

      • 8.4.15 grep command (searches for characters in files)

      • 8.4.16 gunzip command (decompresses compressed files)

      • 8.4.17 gzip command (compresses files or decompresses compressed files)

      • 8.4.18 head command (displays the first part of files)

      • 8.4.19 hostname command (displays the host name)

      • 8.4.20 ln command (creates a link file for a file or directory)

      • 8.4.21 ls command (lists the contents of files or directories)

      • 8.4.22 mkdir command (creates directories)

      • 8.4.23 mv command (moves files or directories)

      • 8.4.24 paste command (concatenates multiple files in lines)

      • 8.4.25 printf command (converts form arguments according to the form and outputs the results to the standard output)

      • 8.4.26 rm command (removes files or directories)

      • 8.4.27 rmdir command (removes empty directories)

      • 8.4.28 sed command (replaces character strings in text)

      • 8.4.29 sleep command (stops for a specified period of time)

      • 8.4.30 sort command (sorts text files)

      • 8.4.31 split command (splits a file)

      • 8.4.32 stat command (outputs the statuses of files and directories to the standard output)

      • 8.4.33 tail command (displays the last part of files)

      • 8.4.34 tar command (stores the target path name in the archive and extracts/displays the target path name)

      • 8.4.35 touch command (changes a file's last access date and time or modification date and time)

      • 8.4.36 tr command (outputs character strings input from the standard input to the standard output while replacing or deleting characters on a byte-by-byte basis)

      • 8.4.37 uname command (displays information about the OS or hardware)

      • 8.4.38 uniq command (removes duplicated lines from a sorted file)

      • 8.4.39 wc command (counts the number of bytes, lines, characters, and words in files)

      • 8.4.40 which command (obtains the paths of external commands)

      • 8.4.41 xargs command (creates and runs a command line)

    • 8.5 UNIX-compatible commands (script format) (Windows only)

      • 8.5.1 chmod command (disables the chmod commands specified in job definition scripts)

      • 8.5.2 chmod command (changes the file read-only attribute setting (enable or disable))

      • 8.5.3 chmod command (specifies permissions as numeric values)

      • 8.5.4 chmod command (specifies permissions as symbols or numeric values)

      • 8.5.5 su command (disables the su commands specified in job definition scripts)

      • 8.5.6 su command (executes programs with the permissions of the executing user)

      • 8.5.7 who command (disables the who commands specified in job definition scripts)

      • 8.5.8 who command (outputs login user information to logs)

  • 9. Job Definition Script Commands and Control Statements

    • 9.1 Command and control statement description formats

      • 9.1.1 Standard shell command description format

      • 9.1.2 Extended shell command description format

      • 9.1.3 Extended script command description format

      • 9.1.4 Script control statement description format

      • 9.1.5 Reserved script command description format

    • 9.2 Lists of commands and control statements

      • 9.2.1 List of standard shell commands

      • 9.2.2 List of extended shell commands

      • 9.2.3 List of extended script commands

      • 9.2.4 List of script control statements

      • 9.2.5 List of reserved script commands

    • 9.3 Standard shell commands

      • 9.3.1 . command (executes a shell script)

      • 9.3.2 : command (expands arguments)

      • 9.3.3 alias command (defines aliases)

      • 9.3.4 break command (exits from a loop)

      • 9.3.5 builtin command (executes a built-in command)

      • 9.3.6 cd command (changes the current directory)

      • 9.3.7 command command (executes a command)

      • 9.3.8 continue command (interrupts loop processing and returns to the beginning of the loop)

      • 9.3.9 echo command (outputs what is specified in arguments to the standard output)

      • 9.3.10 eval command (concatenates arguments into a command and executes it)

      • 9.3.11 exec command (executes a command and exits)

      • 9.3.12 exit command (exits the shell)

      • 9.3.13 export command (exports shell variables)

      • 9.3.14 false command (returns 1 as the return code)

      • 9.3.15 getopts command (parses option arguments)

      • 9.3.16 kill command (sends a signal)

      • 9.3.17 let command (evaluates the values of arithmetic expressions)

      • 9.3.18 print command (outputs to the standard output)

      • 9.3.19 pwd command (outputs the path of the current directory)

      • 9.3.20 read command (reads from the standard input and stores the input in variables)

      • 9.3.21 readonly command (sets the read-only attribute for variables or displays all read-only variables)

      • 9.3.22 return command (returns from a function or an external script)

      • 9.3.23 set command (sets shell options, creates an array, or displays variable values)

      • 9.3.24 shift command (shifts the run-time parameters)

      • 9.3.25 test command (determines the value of a conditional expression)

      • 9.3.26 times command (displays the amount of CPU time used by the shell)

      • 9.3.27 trap command (specifies the action when signals and forced termination requests are received)

      • 9.3.28 true command (returns 0 as the return code)

      • 9.3.29 typeset command (declares explicitly the attributes and values of variables and functions)

      • 9.3.30 ulimit command (sets limits on system resources) (UNIX only)

      • 9.3.31 umask command (sets the access permissions for creating a new file) (UNIX only)

      • 9.3.32 unalias command (removes alias definitions)

      • 9.3.33 unset command (unsets variable values and attributes)

      • 9.3.34 wait command (waits for child processes to complete)

      • 9.3.35 whence command (displays how character strings would be interpreted if used as commands)

    • 9.4 Extended shell commands

      • 9.4.1 adshappexec command (GUI application executable command) (only for Windows execution environment)

      • 9.4.2 adshappexec command (GUI application execution command) [only for Windows development environment]

      • 9.4.3 adshcmdrc command (defining the return code threshold of a command)

      • 9.4.4 adshecho command (issues a specified event notification message as a JP1 event)

      • 9.4.5 adshjoberr command (reports an error to a job and job step)

      • 9.4.6 adshmktemp command (creates a file for which the file name is not duplicated)

      • 9.4.7 adshparsecsv command (analyzing CSV data)

      • 9.4.8 adshparsejson command (analyzes JSON data)

      • 9.4.9 adshread command (issues a specified reply-request message as a reply-waiting event)

      • 9.4.10 adshscripttool command (supports creation of job definition scripts) (Windows only)

      • 9.4.11 adshvarconv command (converts the value of a variable)

    • 9.5 Extended script commands

      • 9.5.1 #-adsh_file command (specifies assignment and postprocessing of regular files)

      • 9.5.2 #-adsh_file_temp command (assigns and postprocesses a temporary file)

      • 9.5.3 #-adsh_job command (declares a name for a job)

      • 9.5.4 #-adsh_job_stop command (defines termination conditions for a job)

      • 9.5.5 #-adsh_path_var command (defines shell variables for handling path names)

      • 9.5.6 #-adsh_rc_ignore command (defines commands to always terminate normally)

      • 9.5.7 #-adsh_script command (calls an external job definition script file from the job definition script that is running)

      • 9.5.8 #-adsh_spoolfile command (assigns a program output data file)

      • 9.5.9 #-adsh_step_start command, #-adsh_step_error command, #-adsh_step_end command (defines a job step)

    • 9.6 Script control statements

      • 9.6.1 case statement (chooses from multiple processing paths)

      • 9.6.2 for statement (repeats the same processing)

      • 9.6.3 if statement (branches conditionally)

      • 9.6.4 until statement (loops until a condition is true)

      • 9.6.5 while statement (loops while a condition is true)

    • 9.7 Reserved script commands

      • 9.7.1 time command (displays the time used to execute a command)

  • 10. Script development parts

    • 10.1 Description format of script development parts

    • 10.2 List of script development parts

    • 10.3 Script development parts

      • 10.3.1 getArrayIndex (gets an index based on the value of array)

      • 10.3.2 isEmptyVar (evaluates to a null variable)

      • 10.3.3 isInitVar (evaluates initialization of variable)

      • 10.3.4 sortArray (sorts array data)

      • 10.3.5 deleteSpace (gets the character string without space)

      • 10.3.6 getStrLen (gets the number of characters of character string)

      • 10.3.7 getStrPos (gets the position of character string)

      • 10.3.8 isLowerStr (evaluates half-width lowercase character of the character string)

      • 10.3.9 isUpperStr (verifies half-width uppercase character of the character string)

      • 10.3.10 isNumericStr (evaluates numeric characters)

      • 10.3.11 cmpDate (compares date)

      • 10.3.12 getCalcDate (gets the calculated date)

      • 10.3.13 getDate (gets the current date)

      • 10.3.14 getDateDiff (gets the number of elapsed days)

      • 10.3.15 getDay (gets day from date)

      • 10.3.16 getHour (gets hour from time)

      • 10.3.17 getMinute (gets minute from time)

      • 10.3.18 getMonth (gets month from date)

      • 10.3.19 getSecond (gets second from time)

      • 10.3.20 getTime (gets the current time)

      • 10.3.21 getWeekday (gets weekday from date)

      • 10.3.22 getYear (gets year from date)

      • 10.3.23 isLeapYear (evaluates to a leap year)

      • 10.3.24 getFileMTime (gets date and time of file and directory)

      • 10.3.25 getFileSize (gets size of file)

      • 10.3.26 isDir (evaluates existence of directory)

      • 10.3.27 isEmptyDir (evaluates existence of contents of directory)

      • 10.3.28 isFileOrDir (evaluates existence of File Directory)

      • 10.3.29 isNormalFile (evaluates existence of a regular file)

      • 10.3.30 arrayToCsv (outputs a value of two-dimensional array to CSV data)

      • 10.3.31 convCsvSep (converts the delimiter of CSV data)

      • 10.3.32 csvToArray (stores the two-dimensional array of CSV data)

      • 10.3.33 getCsvColumn (gets a column in consideration of blank line of CSV data)

      • 10.3.34 searchCsvColumn (gets a record with the search for specific column of CSV data)

      • 10.3.35 getJsonValue (gets a value corresponding to the name of JSON data)

      • 10.3.36 getXmlAttrValue (obtains an attribute value of elements of XML data)

      • 10.3.37 getXmlDecl (gets the XML declaration)

      • 10.3.38 getXmlElem (obtains contents of elements of XML data)

• Part 5: Troubleshooting

  • 11. Troubleshooting

    • 11.1 Response procedure

      • 11.1.1 Corrective action when using the user-reply functionality

      • 11.1.2 When the root job terminates before its child jobs terminate

    • 11.2 Information needed when a problem occurs

      • 11.2.1 Logs

      • 11.2.2 Error information

      • 11.2.3 Spool information

      • 11.2.4 User-reply functionality's management daemon information (UNIX only)

    • 11.3 How to collect information

      • 11.3.1 adshcollect command (collects information)

  • 12. Messages

    • 12.1 Message format

      • 12.1.1 Message output format

      • 12.1.2 Format of message explanations

      • 12.1.3 Assignment of message numbers

    • 12.2 Message output destinations

      • 12.2.1 Notes about the row numbers that are output in messages

    • 12.3 List of messages

      • KNAX0001-E

      • KNAX0004-I

      • KNAX0030-E (Windows only)

      • KNAX0031-E (Windows only)

      • KNAX0091-I

      • KNAX0092-I

      • KNAX0098-I

      • KNAX0101-E

      • KNAX0220-E

      • KNAX0235-E

      • KNAX0236-E

      • KNAX0237-E

      • KNAX0238-E

      • KNAX0239-E

      • KNAX0240-I

      • KNAX0298-E

      • KNAX0299-E

      • KNAX0300-I

      • KNAX0301-E

      • KNAX0302-E

      • KNAX0303-E

      • KNAX0305-E

      • KNAX0306-E

      • KNAX0307-E

      • KNAX0308-E

      • KNAX0309-I

      • KNAX0310-E

      • KNAX0311-E

      • KNAX0336-E

      • KNAX0401-E

      • KNAX0402-E

      • KNAX0403-E

      • KNAX0406-E

      • KNAX0407-E

      • KNAX0410-E

      • KNAX0411-E

      • KNAX0431-E

      • KNAX0432-E

      • KNAX0433-E

      • KNAX0434-E

      • KNAX0435-E

      • KNAX0436-E

      • KNAX0437-E

      • KNAX0438-E

      • KNAX0439-E

      • KNAX0441-E

      • KNAX0442-E

      • KNAX0444-E

      • KNAX0445-E

      • KNAX0446-E

      • KNAX0449-E

      • KNAX0450-E

      • KNAX0451-E (Windows only)

      • KNAX0456-E (Windows only)

      • KNAX0458-E

      • KNAX0459-E

      • KNAX0471-E

      • KNAX0472-E

      • KNAX0473-W

      • KNAX0474-E

      • KNAX0700-E

      • KNAX0701-E

      • KNAX0702-E

      • KNAX0703-E

      • KNAX0704-E

      • KNAX0706-E

      • KNAX0708-E

      • KNAX0719-I

      • KNAX0720-E

      • KNAX0721-E

      • KNAX0722-E

      • KNAX0723-E

      • KNAX0724-I

      • KNAX0725-E

      • KNAX0726-I

      • KNAX0727-E

      • KNAX0728-E

      • KNAX0800-E

      • KNAX0801-E

      • KNAX0802-E

      • KNAX0803-E

      • KNAX0804-E

      • KNAX0805-E

      • KNAX1600-I

      • KNAX1601-I

      • KNAX1604-I

      • KNAX1605-I

      • KNAX1632-E

      • KNAX1871-E

      • KNAX1872-E

      • KNAX1873-E

      • KNAX1875-E

      • KNAX1877-E

      • KNAX1878-E

      • KNAX1879-E

      • KNAX1880-E

      • KNAX1890-I

      • KNAX1891-E

      • KNAX1892-E

      • KNAX1893-W

      • KNAX1910-E

      • KNAX1911-E

      • KNAX2201-E

      • KNAX2202-E

      • KNAX2204-E

      • KNAX2205-E

      • KNAX2206-E

      • KNAX2207-E

      • KNAX2208-E

      • KNAX2209-E

      • KNAX2211-E

      • KNAX2213-E

      • KNAX2214-E

      • KNAX2400-E

      • KNAX2499-E

      • KNAX2500-E

      • KNAX2501-E

      • KNAX3000-I

      • KNAX3001-I

      • KNAX3002-E

      • KNAX3003-E

      • KNAX3006-I

      • KNAX3008-W

      • KNAX3009-E

      • KNAX3020-E

      • KNAX3023-E

      • KNAX3024-E

      • KNAX3025-E

      • KNAX3026-E

      • KNAX3027-E

      • KNAX3029-E

      • KNAX3261-I

      • KNAX3400-I

      • KNAX3402-E

      • KNAX3508-I

      • KNAX3522-E

      • KNAX3542-W

      • KNAX3700-I

      • KNAX3701-I

      • KNAX3703-E

      • KNAX3709-E

      • KNAX3710-I

      • KNAX3711-I

      • KNAX3799-I

      • KNAX3998-E

      • KNAX3999-E

      • KNAX4414-E

      • KNAX4415-E

      • KNAX4416-E

      • KNAX4417-E

      • KNAX4418-E

      • KNAX4419-E

      • KNAX4420-E

      • KNAX4422-E

      • KNAX4423-E

      • KNAX4424-E

      • KNAX4425-E

      • KNAX4427-W

      • KNAX4428-I

      • KNAX4429-E

      • KNAX5300-I

      • KNAX5301-E

      • KNAX5305-E

      • KNAX5308-E

      • KNAX5309-E

      • KNAX5323-E

      • KNAX5340-E

      • KNAX5350-E

      • KNAX5360-E

      • KNAX5361-E

      • KNAX5362-E

      • KNAX5371-E

      • KNAX5372-E

      • KNAX5380-I

      • KNAX5381-I

      • KNAX5396-I

      • KNAX5397-I

      • KNAX5398-E

      • KNAX5399-E

      • KNAX5407-E

      • KNAX5409-E

      • KNAX5410-E

      • KNAX5423-E

      • KNAX5424-E

      • KNAX5425-E

      • KNAX5426-E

      • KNAX5429-E

      • KNAX5440-E

      • KNAX5498-E

      • KNAX5499-E

      • KNAX6000-E

      • KNAX6001-E

      • KNAX6002-E

      • KNAX6003-E

      • KNAX6004-E

      • KNAX6005-E

      • KNAX6006-E

      • KNAX6007-E

      • KNAX6008-E

      • KNAX6009-E

      • KNAX6010-E

      • KNAX6011-E

      • KNAX6012-E

      • KNAX6013-E

      • KNAX6014-E

      • KNAX6015-E

      • KNAX6016-E

      • KNAX6017-E

      • KNAX6018-E

      • KNAX6019-E

      • KNAX6020-E

      • KNAX6021-E

      • KNAX6022-E

      • KNAX6023-W

      • KNAX6024-E

      • KNAX6025-E

      • KNAX6026-E

      • KNAX6027-W

      • KNAX6028-E

      • KNAX6029-E

      • KNAX6030-E

      • KNAX6031-E

      • KNAX6032-E

      • KNAX6033-E

      • KNAX6034-E

      • KNAX6035-E

      • KNAX6036-E

      • KNAX6037-E

      • KNAX6038-E

      • KNAX6039-E

      • KNAX6040-E

      • KNAX6041-E

      • KNAX6042-E

      • KNAX6043-W

      • KNAX6044-E

      • KNAX6045-E

      • KNAX6046-E

      • KNAX6047-E

      • KNAX6048-E

      • KNAX6049-E

      • KNAX6050-E

      • KNAX6051-E

      • KNAX6052-E

      • KNAX6053-E

      • KNAX6054-E

      • KNAX6055-E

      • KNAX6056-W

      • KNAX6057-E

      • KNAX6058-E

      • KNAX6059-E

      • KNAX6061-E

      • KNAX6062-E

      • KNAX6063-E

      • KNAX6064-E

      • KNAX6065-E

      • KNAX6066-E

      • KNAX6067-E

      • KNAX6068-E

      • KNAX6070-E

      • KNAX6071-E

      • KNAX6072-E

      • KNAX6075-E

      • KNAX6076-E

      • KNAX6077-E

      • KNAX6078-E

      • KNAX6079-E

      • KNAX6080-E

      • KNAX6081-E

      • KNAX6082-E

      • KNAX6085-E

      • KNAX6097-E

      • KNAX6098-E

      • KNAX6099-E

      • KNAX6100-E

      • KNAX6110-I

      • KNAX6111-I

      • KNAX6112-I

      • KNAX6113-I

      • KNAX6114-I

      • KNAX6115-I

      • KNAX6116-I

      • KNAX6117-I

      • KNAX6118-I

      • KNAX6119-I

      • KNAX6120-I

      • KNAX6121-I

      • KNAX6122-I

      • KNAX6123-I

      • KNAX6124-I

      • KNAX6125-I

      • KNAX6126-I

      • KNAX6127-I

      • KNAX6128-I

      • KNAX6129-I

      • KNAX6130-E

      • KNAX6134-E

      • KNAX6135-E

      • KNAX6136-E

      • KNAX6137-E

      • KNAX6138-E

      • KNAX6139-E (only for Windows)

      • KNAX6140-E (only for Windows)

      • KNAX6150-E

      • KNAX6151-E

      • KNAX6152-E

      • KNAX6153-E

      • KNAX6160-I

      • KNAX6161-I

      • KNAX6180-E

      • KNAX6181-E

      • KNAX6182-E

      • KNAX6183-E

      • KNAX6189-I

      • KNAX6190-E

      • KNAX6191-E

      • KNAX6192-E

      • KNAX6193-E

      • KNAX6194-E

      • KNAX6200-I

      • KNAX6201-E

      • KNAX6202-E

      • KNAX6203-E

      • KNAX6204-E

      • KNAX6206-E

      • KNAX6207-E

      • KNAX6208-E

      • KNAX6209-W

      • KNAX6210-E

      • KNAX6211-E

      • KNAX6212-E

      • KNAX6213-E

      • KNAX6214-E

      • KNAX6215-E

      • KNAX6219-E

      • KNAX6220-I

      • KNAX6221-I

      • KNAX6222-I

      • KNAX6223-E

      • KNAX6225-E

      • KNAX6226-E

      • KNAX6227-E

      • KNAX6228-E

      • KNAX6229-E

      • KNAX6231-E

      • KNAX6232-E

      • KNAX6233-E

      • KNAX6236-E

      • KNAX6237-E

      • KNAX6238-E

      • KNAX6239-E

      • KNAX6240-E

      • KNAX6241-E

      • KNAX6242-I

      • KNAX6243-I

      • KNAX6244-E

      • KNAX6290-E

      • KNAX6291-E

      • KNAX6292-E

      • KNAX6293-E

      • KNAX6294-E

      • KNAX6295-E

      • KNAX6296-E

      • KNAX6297-E

      • KNAX6298-E

      • KNAX6301-E

      • KNAX6302-E

      • KNAX6303-E

      • KNAX6304-E

      • KNAX6305-E

      • KNAX6306-E

      • KNAX6307-W

      • KNAX6308-E

      • KNAX6309-E

      • KNAX6310-E

      • KNAX6311-E

      • KNAX6312-E

      • KNAX6313-E

      • KNAX6314-E

      • KNAX6315-E

      • KNAX6316-E

      • KNAX6317-E

      • KNAX6318-E

      • KNAX6319-E

      • KNAX6320-E

      • KNAX6321-E

      • KNAX6323-E

      • KNAX6324-E

      • KNAX6325-E

      • KNAX6326-E

      • KNAX6327-E

      • KNAX6328-E

      • KNAX6329-E

      • KNAX6330-E

      • KNAX6332-E

      • KNAX6333-E

      • KNAX6380-I

      • KNAX6381-E

      • KNAX6382-I

      • KNAX6383-E (UNIX only)

      • KNAX6385-E

      • KNAX6340-E

      • KNAX6341-E

      • KNAX6342-E

      • KNAX6399-E

      • KNAX6400-E

      • KNAX6401-E

      • KNAX6403-E

      • KNAX6404-E

      • KNAX6405-E

      • KNAX6406-E

      • KNAX6407-E

      • KNAX6408-E

      • KNAX6409-I

      • KNAX6410-I

      • KNAX6411-E

      • KNAX6412-E

      • KNAX6413-E

      • KNAX6414-E

      • KNAX6501-I

      • KNAX6502-I

      • KNAX6503-E

      • KNAX6504-E

      • KNAX6507-I

      • KNAX6508-I

      • KNAX6509-I

      • KNAX6510-W

      • KNAX6511-I

      • KNAX6512-I

      • KNAX6521-E

      • KNAX6522-E

      • KNAX6530-E

      • KNAX6531-E

      • KNAX6540-I

      • KNAX6541-E

      • KNAX6542-E

      • KNAX6551-E

      • KNAX6552-E

      • KNAX6560-I

      • KNAX6561-E

      • KNAX6562-E

      • KNAX6571-I

      • KNAX6572-I

      • KNAX6578-I

      • KNAX6580-E

      • KNAX6581-E

      • KNAX6582-E

      • KNAX6583-E

      • KNAX6584-I

      • KNAX6585-I

      • KNAX6586-E

      • KNAX6587-E

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    • 12.4 Details of errors

      • 12.4.1 Details of errors (Windows)

      • 12.4.2 Details of errors (UNIX)

      • 12.4.3 Details of errors (specific to JP1/Advanced Shell)

      • 12.4.4 Handling Error Information Displayed in the User-Reply Functionality

• Appendixes

  • A. Coverage Information That Is Acquired

    • A.1 Commands for which coverage information is acquired

    • A.2 Control statements for which coverage information is acquired

    • A.3 Functions for which coverage information is acquired

    • A.4 Metacharacters for which coverage information is acquired

    • A.5 Shell variable operations for which coverage information is acquired

  • B. If you start from the job scheduler other than JP1/AJS (only for UNIX)

    • B.1 Preparation for starting from the job scheduler other than JP1/AJS (only for UNIX)

    • B.2 SCHEDULER_SELECT parameter (selects the job scheduler to be used)

    • B.3 Notes on starting from a job scheduler other than JP1/AJS

  • C. Modifications Made in Each Version

    • C.1 Changes in 11-01

    • C.2 Changes in 11-00

    • C.3 Changes in 10-51

    • C.4 Changes in 10-50

    • C.5 Changes in 10-00-01

    • C.6 Changes in 10-00

    • C.7 Changes in 09-51-01

    • C.8 Changes in 09-51

    • C.9 Changes in 9-50-01

  • D. Glossary

• Index

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