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Latest revision as of 17:27, 3 December 2009
Purpose
Function to return Operating System name
Syntax
OS()
See Also
GETENV(), NETNAME(), NETWORK(), VERSION()
Description
The OS() function returns a character string of mixed case containing the name of the operating system. In UNIX/Linux, the OS() command returns the CPU name as well as the operating system. This function is very useful for determining the operating system before using the RUN command.
Example
// On OpenVMS ? os() OpenVMS // On UNIX (SCO) SCO Openserver 5
Products
Recital, Recital Server
