HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 83)

Table 13 Guardian Equivalents to OSS Commands (continued)
Guardian Equivalent Description OSS Command
PURGE Removes directory entries. rm
PURGE Removes directories. rmdir
EINSPECT High-level debugger for TNS/E
programs. run -debug
OBEY Provides a stream editor, which
executes script commands in a file. sed
TACL Invokes the shell, a standard command
language interpreter. sh
None Suspends execution for an interval. sleep
SORT Sorts, merges, or sequence-checks text
files. sort
None Finds printable strings in files. strings
None Removes unnecessary information from
executable files. strip
None Sets options for a terminal. stty
None Displays the last part of a file and
copies it to standard output. tail
None Duplicates the standard input file. tee
None Evaluates an expression. test
MEASURE Times a simple command. time
EDIT, DUMMY CHANGE, EXIT Changes file access and modification
times. touch
None Translates characters. tr
WHO Returns the user’s terminal name. tty
SAFECOM Gets or sets a file mode creation mask. umask
None Removes alias definitions. unalias
#mysystem Returns the system name. uname
None Converts spaces to tabs. unexpand
None Reports or filters out repeated lines in
a file. uniq
TEDIT Provides a screen-oriented editor. vi
VPROC Retrieves object version information. vproc (a HP command)
None Awaits process completion. wait
None Gives word, line, byte, and character
count. wc
USERS, STATUS Displays a list of names of users
currently on the system. who
None Writes to another user. write
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