
\Ssh\S:  Description

Syntax Summary:  sh [-aefhiknrtuvx] file_name [argument ...]
                 sh [-aefhiknrtuvx] [-c command ...]
                 sh [-aefhiknrtuvx] [-s] [argument ...]

         where:  file_name  is the name of a file.

                 argument  is a string that is an argument to a command.

                 command   is a UNIX system command, a shell program,
                           or an executable file and any arguments
                           it might take.

Description:
     \Ssh\S stands for "shell", which is the standard command programming
     language  of UNIX systems.  Use \Ssh\S as a command to execute other UNIX
     system commands.  You can execute commands from a file, the command line,
     or from standard input. Unless otherwise specified, the system expects the
     first argument on the \Ssh\S command line to be the name of a file that
     contains commands.  A detailed explanation is available on the manual 
     pages for \Ssh\S.  See also:  rsh(1) for a command with a function 
     similar to \Ssh\S.
