RUNCMDDIR

The Run Command Against Directory (RUNCMDDIR) command will traverse a sub tree applying 
user-specified commands to the files and directories found in the sub tree.  All files 
and sub directories in a directory will be processed before the directory is processed.

RUNCMDDIR takes three parameters: directory (DIR), file command (FCMD), and directory 
command (DIRCMD).

The DIR parameter takes the fully qualified path name of the directory in which 
execution begins.  This parameter is mandatory.

The FCMD parameter specifies an iSeries command to be run against IFS files, i.e. 
RMVLNK.  Only iSeries commands that can be run against an IFS file can be entered 
for this parameter.  Valid commands can be typed at the command line in this format, 
CMD '/dir/file'.  This parameter is mandatory.

The DIRCMD parameter specifies an iSeries command to be run against IFS directories, 
i.e. RMVDIR.  Only iSeries commands that can be run against an IFS directory can be 
entered for this parameter.  Valid commands can be typed at the command line in this 
format, CMD '/dir/dir'.  This parameter is optional.

Example

RUNCMDDIR DIR('/home/usr') FCMD(RMVLNK) DIRCMD(RMVDIR) will first remove all files in 
the directory '/home/usr' and will then remove the directory '/home/usr'.