Most AS/400 programmers working in the S/36 environment know that they can embed CL statements in their OCL. Some don't know that they can have SEU prompt the CL commands while working in an OCL member. To do this, press F13 while in your SEU session and change the SOURCE TYPE from OCL36 to CLP and press Enter. Now you can key in your CL command and press F4 to have commands prompted. This is much easier than trying to remember all the options for each CL command. Just be sure to toggle the source type back to OCL36 before exiting SEU.
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