NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

DEBUG START
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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logical-name
specifies the logical name of the terminal. This is the name by which NonStop
NET/MASTER MS recognizes the terminal. It corresponds to a physical
name.
A logical name must be from one through eight characters long and can
include any displayable characters. Alphabetic characters are not
case-sensitive. A logical name cannot begin with a backslash (\) or a dollar
sign ($).
USER= user-id
specifies a user ID.
All environments owned by the specified user ID are marked as being debugged.
The TERM operand must be used if you specify a user ID using the USER
operand, and a user is logged on more than once.
WINDOW= window-number
specifies a window number of the specified user ID. The window must be open.
You can specify either 1 or 2, indicating window 1 or window 2, respectively.
If you do not specify a window number, a user ID, or a terminal, the command
refers to your current window at your current terminal.
If you do not specify a window number and you specify the user ID of a user who
has two open windows, the command refers to both windows.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 0. The ID, USER, and TERM
operands each have a default authority level of 2 for NCL processes that you do
not own.
You can enter this command from any NCL procedure, except the INIT NCL
procedure, by using either the CMD core statement or the INTCMD verb.
If a specific NCL process is targeted as being debugged, it suspends execution
immediately and waits for further DEBUG commands.
Any NCL process that is suspended but not currently debugged can also be
debugged by a debug session. This includes the case in which a new debug
session is targeting the complete environment that contains the suspended NCL
process.
If an NCL process is already being debugged in a given environment, the NCL
process cannot be the target of a debug session initiated using PROCS=CURRPROCS
or PROCS=ALLPROCS.
For related information, see the other DEBUG commands and the EXEC, FLUSH,
SHOW NCL, and START commands.