The SCCS commands form a complete system for creating, editing, converting, or changing the controls on SCCS files. An SCCS file is any text file controlled with SCCS commands.

The source code control system (SCCS) commands and file system is primarily used to control access to a file, track who altered the file, why it was altered, and what was altered.

The sccs command is an administration program that incorporates the set of Source Code Control System (SCCS) commands into the operating system. Additionally, the sccs command can be used …

Description The admin command creates new Source Code Control System (SCCS) files or changes specified parameters in existing SCCS files. The admin command can change the parameters …

Control lines can be nested within one another, so the same portion of text can be bracketed by several sets of control lines. The body of a long SCCS file can be very complicated. The SCCS commands, …

The prs command first reads the specified files and then writes to standard output a part or all of a Source Code Control System (SCCS) file. If you specify a directory for the File parameter, the prs …

At our site we make extensive use of SCCS (the UNIX native source code control system) for tracking changes to our system files and to our scripts and simple documents and man pages.

i5/OS is fundamentally an EBCDIC system. i5/OS PASE shells and utilities run in ASCII and generally do no automatic conversion of stream data. You may need to use tools such as the iconv utility to …

The BugID (s) and their headlines along with Comments are concatenated together to become the CM systems comment field. The first BugID is also used to determine which CM system to use by looking …

The OS/400 PASE utilities system, and any OS/400 PASE utility that runs a QShell command are exceptions because they provide CCSID conversion support for data the CL command or QShell …