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Problem(Abstract) |
After assembling and deploying EAR files, directory
structures might not fit on one line in OpenEdition® Unix® System
Services. They might also contain space and/or underscores, which are
characters that do not always parse properly with the OS/390® Unix System
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Resolving the
problem |
Underscores
When using the ISHELL in Unix System Services(USS), a directory path
containing an underscore at the end of the first line is not properly
interpreted.
For example, if the following path is entered in ISHELL, it results in a
failure to find the path and brings up a new directory/file screen. The
ISHELL does not parse the name properly and prompts you to create a new
directory or file:
/WebSphere390/WSTCFG/apps/WSTTUF/TUF 1_5_0
Beta
4/The_Universal_Framework_APPLICATION.war
To circumvent this, change replace underscores in the directory path with
some other character, (such as a hyphen), or temporarily modify the
directory name so that an underscore does not fall at the end of the line.
Spaces
When using OMVS, USS is unable to correctly parse the a directory path
that contains spaces in the directory name.
For example, if you enter the following directory path with spaces:
# cd /WebSphere390/WSTCFG/apps/WSTTUF/TUF 1_5_0 Beta 4/
You will get the following error:
cd: Usage: cd ¦dir¿
cd old new
To correct this error, change the spaces in the directory path to some
other character, such as a hyphen ( - ).
Solution:
- Do not use leading or trailing blanks and underscores on any of the
entry lines in USS. A leading or trailing quotation mark ( ' ) is ignored.
Therefore, you can use a quotation mark to delimit names or parts of names
ending with an underscore or single quotation mark.
- End the pathname with a blank entry line.
- If no pathname is specified, the working directory is assumed.
- Blanks are considered special characters. You can put the entire
directory name in single quotations marks (or double quotation marks, if
there are single quotation marks in the name), to make USS treat the name
as a single entity.
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