Because the Unzip REXX DLL does not contain the documentation, I've included it here:
See also the note regarding the documentation for this DLL in the section for SREhttp/2
UZDropFuncs
Usage:
 call UZDropFuncs
Description:
 Use this function to drop all the loaded UnZip functions.
 Once this function is processed by a REXX program, the
 UnZip functions are not accessible in any OS/2 sessions.
UZLoadFuncs
Usage:
 call UZLoadFuncs
Description:
 Use this function to make all of the UnZip functions
 in this package available to all OS/2 sessions.
UZFileTree
Description:
 Finds all files in the specified ZIP with the specified
 filespec and places their descriptions in a stem variable.
Usage:
 rc = UZFileTree( zipfile, stem, [include], [exclude], [options] )
Where:
 zipfile - Name of ZIP file to search
 stem   - Name of the stem variable for results
      Note: stem.0 contains the number
      of files found.
 include - Optional stem variable specifying a list
      of files (including wildcards) to include.
      stem.0 must indicate number of items.
 exclude - Optional stem variable specifying a list of
      files (including wildcards) to exclude.
      stem.0 must indicate number of items.
      NOTE: If lists are not needed,
         filespec strings may be passed.
 options - One of the following:
      'O' - Give file names only.  This is the default.
      'F' - Give file statistics in the form:
         Length Date Time Name
      'Z' - Also give ZIP statistics in the form:
         Length Method Size Ratio Date Time CRC-32 Name
Returns:
 0  Successful
 2  Error.  Not enough memory.
Examples:
 /* Return a list of all .NDX files in pcboard.qwk */
 rc = UZFileTree( 'pcboard.qwk', 'stem.', '*.ndx' )
 /* Return a list of all files except *.NDX and *.DAT */
 exc.0 = 2; exc.1 = '*.ndx'; exc.2 = '*.dat'
 rc = UZFileTree( 'pcboard.qwk', 'stem.',,'exc.' )
UZUnZip
Description:
 Provide a direct entry point to the command line interface.
Usage:
 rc = UZUnZip( 'parameters', [stem] )
Where:
 parameters - The entire list of parameters you would use from
        the command-line
 stem    - The name of an optional stem variable where any
        output should be redirected.
        NOTE: If a stem is not specified, all output will
           go to the console.
Returns:
 UnZip return code
Note from me:
 There seems to be a bug in this function that prevents the use
 of filenames with blanks for the zip file or for the files inside
 the zip file.
Examples:
 /* Test the archive 'unzip51s.zip' and return output in stem.*/
 rc = UZUnZip( '-t unzip51s.zip','stem.' )
 /* Extract the archive, display output on screen */
 call UZUnZip 'doom.zip'
 /* Extract all .NDX files from the archive */
 call UZUnZip 'pcboard.qwk *.ndx','stem.'
UZUnZipToVar
Description:
 Unzip one file to a variable.
Usage:
 rc = UZUnZipToVar( 'zipfile', 'filename', [stem] )
Where:
 zipfile  - Name of ZIP file to search
 filename - Name of file to extract from zipfile
 stem   - Optional stem variable to extract the file to.
       If you specify a stem variable, the file will be extracted
       to the variable, one line per index, stem.0 containing a
       line count.  In this case, 0 will be returned in rc.
       If NO stem variable is specified, the entire file will be
       extracted to rc.
Returns:
 If no stem variable is specified, rc contains the contents of
 the extracted file if successful or an error-code if not.
 If a stem variable IS specified, rc contains 0 if successful.
UZUnZipToStem
Description:
 Unzip files to a stem variable.
Usage:
 rc = UZUnZipToStem( zipfile, stem, [include], [exclude], [mode] )
Where:
 zipfile - Name of ZIP file to search
 stem   - Stem variable used to store the extracted files
 include - Optional stem variable specifying a list of files (including
      wildcards) to include.  stem.0 must indicate number of items.
 exclude - Optional stem variable specifying a list of files (including
      wildcards) to exclude.  stem.0 must indicate number of items.
      NOTE: If lists are not needed, filespec strings may be passed.
 mode   - Optional mode parameter specifies either 'F'lat (the default)
      or 'T'ree mode.
      -- In flat mode, each file is stored in stem.fullname i.e.
        stem.os2/dll/unzipapi.c.  A list of files is created in
        stem.<index>
      -- In tree mode, slashes are converted to periods in the
        pathname thus the above file would have
been stored in
        stem.OS2.DLL.unzipapi.c and an index stored for each
        directory, i.e. stem.OS2.DLL.<index> = "unzipapi.c",
        stem.OS2.<index> = "DLL/", stem.<index> = "OS2/",
Example:
 Assuming a file unzip.zip containing:
  unzip.c, unshrink.c, extract.c,
  os2/makefile.os2, os2/os2.c
  os2/dll/dll.def, os2/dll/unzipapi.c
  rc = UZUnZipToStem( 'unzip.zip', 'stem.' )
  Returns:
   stem.0 = 7
   stem.1 = unzip.c
   stem.2 = unshrink.c
   stem.3 = extract.c
   stem.4 = os2/makefile.os2
   stem.5 = os2/os2.c
   stem.6 = os2/dll/dll.def
   stem.7 = os2/dll/unzipapi.c
   And the following contain the contents of the
   various files:
   stem.unzip.c
   stem.unshrink.c
   stem.extract.c
   stem.os2/makefile.os2
   stem.os2/os2.c
   stem.os2/dll/dll.def
   stem.os2/dll/unzipapi.c
  rc = UZUnZipToStem( 'unzip.zip', 'stem.',,,'TREE' )
  Returns:
   stem.0 = 4
   stem.1 = unzip.c
   stem.2 = unshrink.c
   stem.3 = extract.c
   stem.4 = OS2/
   stem.OS2.0 = 3
   stem.OS2.1 = makefile.os2
   stem.OS2.2 = os2.c
   stem.OS2.3 = DLL/
   stem.OS2.DLL.0 = 2
   stem.OS2.DLL.1 = def
   stem.OS2.DLL.2 = unzipapi.c
   And the following contain the contents of the
   various programs:
   stem.unzip.c
   stem.unshrink.c
   stem.extract.c
   stem.OS2.makefile.os2
   stem.OS2.os2.c
   stem.OS2.DLL.dll.def
   stem.OS2.DLL.unzipapi.c
UZVer
Description:
 Returns the version number of UnZip.
Usage:
 rc = UZVer( [option] )
Returns:
 String containing UnZip version info in the form 'x.xx'
 If option is 'L' then info is in the form 'x.xx of <date>'
UZAPIVer
Description:
 Returns the version number of the API.
Usage:
 rc = UZAPIVer( [option] )
Returns:
 String containing API version info in the form 'x.xx'
 If option is 'L' then info is in the form 'x.xx of <date>'