[Info-vax] how to write openvms commands in .sh file through openvms

[Simon Clubley]

On 2013-02-28, David Froble <davef at tsoft-inc.com> wrote:
> Simon Clubley wrote:
>> 
>> One answer could be to transfer a command procedure to the target system
>> and have the command procedure write any output to a file which can then
>> be transferred back to the initiating machine. The command procedure
>> could then be triggered from the initiating system using ssh.
>> 
>
> You mean .... like .... BATCH ??

No.

Where is the VMS API which would allow you to submit a batch job directly
from a Unix box without having to log into the VMS box interactively first ?

The closest you are going to get to running commands remotely on a standard
VMS system is to use the ability of ssh (assuming both initiating and target
TCP/IP stacks support it) to run a command directly without needing a full
interactive session.

Simon.

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