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The lines beginning with % are what is typed. Anything else is program output, which wouldn't make sense to type. It's an example -- you want to run your program, not ls, I presume?

The lines...

I let corona give you the csh version ;)
The idea so you understand what we are trying to show you is, if you are for me:D still in ksh:
type

ls -lt
it will display the content of your...

This is how alias works in csh: % alias pq "ls -l"
% pq
...
-rw-r--r-- 1 user users 32768 Sep 7 2010 acer-boot
-rw-r--r-- 1 user users 0 Apr 8 2010 anemone-grab.pcap.gz...

BTW
SunOS = the OS (means now solaris...)
pinotgris = Host name
5.10 = OS version (Solaris 10)
Generic_138888-03 sun4v sparc SUNW,SPARC-Enterprise-T5220 = Architecture and box model...

That is because the syntax given applies to ksh... you are using csh... And I know nothing (completely forgot...) on csh..
Try to launch a korn shell by typing just

ksh

then echo $0

you can open you .profile file which is in your home directory and insert one alias stating
e.g.
alias pq="<value>" and execute it.

next time when you will use it , it will give you the value....

OK...
So you connect yourself to a solaris box... then what do you do?
For a shell will not accept like that mappings and if you do so, you wont be able to use those keys anymore e.g. to type text...

Don't mistake the picture for the computer, 'PUTTY' isn't your system, 'PUTTY' is the terminal emulator you use to talk to the system.

If that's not what you want to do, what do you actually want...