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Command Prefix and Syntax

When issuing commands under Linux, the command prefix is "cacloud." When issuing the same command under z/OS, replace "cacloud" with "SVTn LINUX" or "SVTn X."

Note: In Linux, commands are case-sensitive.

The following syntax conventions are used throughout this chapter:

Braces

{A | B}

Braces represent a set of multiple parameter values, one of which must be selected.

Brackets

[A] [B]

Brackets represent optional parameters that can be selected or ignored.

Single bar

A | B

A single bar separates multiple values for the same parameter.

Underlining

A|B|C

Underlines indicate the default value of a parameter.

Italics

nn

Text in italics represents a variable, for example Group=nn where nn is a number.