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command switch to prompt response for TSM Script?

Asked by Ajarn_jonesy in Unix Systems Programming, Bourne-Again Shell (bash), KornShell (ksh)

Tags: IBM, TSM 5.4

I am currently writing some scripts to help automate our DR build.  So here is my question.
In writing my script I am wondering if there is a switch that I can add to my script that will force screen response before moving on.  Example.
update vol * access=readonly wherestgpool=
update vol * access=readonly wherestgpool=

What I would like to do is force the halt between these two commands and force keyboard response before moving on to the next stg pool.
I have found doing this with multiple stg pool commands some of the commands get stepped on and do not complete.  Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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