RXZFS allows the user to specify a timeout value to automatically cancel a command if it
does not end within the specified amount of time. A value of 0 indicates no timeout setting
is used.
RXZFS allows a “one-line” command call if the optional timeout value and the command
are specified with RXZFS.
The commands are run in a z/OS UNIX shell environment as follows:
–With no expensive shell initialization (simply sh, not sh -L)
–Using the root directory (/) as the home and working directory
The use of this REXX procedure is illustrated in the JCL samples provided in Appendix C,
“JCL samples” on page ...
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