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Notes:
- A script has the same parts (header, body) as a UDC with a few differences:
- There is no script name in the header -- the script name is the filename, thus if there are any parameters a PARM or ANYPARM line is required.
- An asterisk does not terminate a script. Thus a file equation can be reference the name of a script to execute from within a script. For example:
file xy z= /bin/scripts/local-xyz
*xyz parm1 parm2
The above *xyz works only in a script -- in a UDC, the leading * (if it was in column one) would indicate the end of the UDC command.
