Examples -- pidu

Entering PIDU commands interactively

To enter one or more PIDU commands interactively from your keyboard:

1. On the z/OS UNIX command line, type pidu and press Enter.

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2. Type a PIDU command and press Enter. For example, to create an FSA definition, type:

   create fsa PRT001 fsa-type = psf-tcpip form-definition = A10110
   page-definition = A08682 printer-ip-address = 9.99.12.33;

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3. After the command is processed, type another command and press Enter. For example, to display the attributes of the FSA definition just created, enter:

   display fsa PRT001;

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4. After the command is processed, use Ctrl-D or type exit to end the pidu command.

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Specifying PIDU commands on the command line

To specify two PIDU list commands with the -c option, enter:

pidu -c "list fsa; list psf-fss;"

Specifying PIDU commands in a file

To specify a UNIX file named pidu.commands that contains PIDU commands, enter:

pidu pidu.commands

To use the < symbol to redirect stdin to file pidu.commands, enter:

pidu <pidu.commands

To specify a fully-qualified MVS™ data set named MARY.PIDU.CMDS, enter:

pidu //\'MARY.PIDU.CMDS\'

To prefix your TSO user ID to the data set name, enter:

pidu //PIDU.CMDS

File pidu.commands (or data set PIDU.CMDS) contains the PIDU commands. For example:

create fsa PRT001 fsa-type = psf-tcpip form-definition = A10110
 page-definition = A08682 printer-ip-address = 9.99.12.33;
 list fsa;  # list all FSAs