HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 67)

Awaits process completion. wait(1)
Tells how a name would be interpreted if used as a command. whence(1)
Some shell built-in commands have counterparts that are regular OSS commands of the same
names. The shell built-in version and the OSS version of a command might not behave in the same
way or support the same flags.
The shell built-in version is the default version. To run the OSS version, specify the command as
follows:
/bin/command_name
To make the OSS version the default version, create an alias to it in your .profile file.
The following shell built-in commands also have OSS forms:
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echo(1)
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kill(1)
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pwd(1)
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read(1)
File Formatting Commands
These commands perform file formatting operations. For more detailed information about the user
commands presented here, refer to the reference pages either online or in the Open System Services
Shell and Utilities Reference Manual.
Defines character symbols as character encodings. charmap(4)
Copies files to and from archive storage. cpio(4)
Contains one or more categories that describe a locale. local(4)
Manipulates tape-archive-format files. tar(4)
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