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### CALCDASD EXEC
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The ``CALCDASD EXEC`` calculates the size of all disk space.
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Name: CALCDASD EXEC - compute total disk space
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Usage: CALCDASD
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### CALCOSA EXEC
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The ``CALCOSA EXEC`` merges free and used OSAs by ``rdev`` and verifies the CHPIDs and PCHIDs.
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Name: CALCOSA EXEC - compute OSA statistics
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Usage: CALCOSA [(v|verbose]
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### CFM EXEC
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The ``CFM EXEC`` copies a file just changing the file mode.
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Name: CFM EXEC - Copy file changing only file mode
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### CFN EXEC
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The ``CFN EXEC`` copies a file just changing the file name.
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Name: CFN EXEC - Copy file changing only file name
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'options' add to COPY command such as 'REP' or 'OLDD'
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### CFT EXEC
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The ``CFT EXEC`` copies a file just changing the file type.
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The ``COPYDISK EXEC`` first tries to copy a disk with ``FLASHCOPY`` and if that fails, falls back to ``DDR``.
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### CPFORMAT EXEC
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The ``CPFORMAT EXEC`` formats one or more DASD volumes using ``CPFMTXA``.
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<h3 id="grep-exec">GREP EXEC</h3>
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The ``GREP EXEC`` searches for patterns in files.
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The ``HISTORY EXEC`` displays all commands previously issued, or applies a filter to them.
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### MAN EXEC
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The ``MAN EXEC`` calls help for the requested command.
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The ``RFN EXEC`` renames a file only changing the file name.
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The ``SPC EXEC`` closes your console and sends it to the reader with a unique timestamp.
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The ``SSICMD EXEC`` runs a CP command on all members of a z/VM SSI cluster.
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