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Checking the search path used for a command z/OS UNIX System Services User's Guide SA23-2279-00 |
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With aliases and search paths, it can be easy to lose track of
what is executed when you enter a command. The type command
can tell you which file is executed if you enter a command line that
begins with a specific command. For example:
tells
you:
and the command:
tells
you:
You can figure out how the
search path works and what effect aliases have. |
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