NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

EQUATE
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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Examples
1. The commands in the following example, when executed from the INIT NCL
procedure, create global equates with type GLBL. If these commands are executed
from OCS, they create local equates with type LOCL.
a. The following example creates an equate to start FUP:
EQUATE FUP PROGRUN FILE=$SYSTEM.SYS00.FUP
b. The following example creates an equate to start PSMAIL:
PROGRUN FILE=PATHCOM PARAMS="$TRPM;RUN M6530"
2. The following example, when executed from the INIT NCL procedure, creates a
global equate with type REPL:
EQUATE TIME START TIME
3. The commands in the following example, when executed from OCS, create local
equates with type LOCL:
EQUATE ABC SHOW USERS
EQUATE BYE MSG ALL Bye all, I’m leaving now.
4. The following example follows the symbol with a plus sign (+):
EQUATE MALL+ MSG ALL
The result is that you must follow the symbol with a blank when you enter it:
MALL The link to SYSTEM1 is down. Up shortly.
5. The following example follows the text value with a plus sign (+):
EQUATE SYS1 ROUTE SYS1 MSG ALL+
The result is that NonStop NET/MASTER MS follows the symbol by a blank when
you enter it. Either of the following two commands is acceptable to NonStop
NET/MASTER MS because NonStop NET/MASTER MS automatically inserts a
blank after the symbol, if necessary:
SYS1Link to SYS2 is now up.
SYS1 Link to SYS2 is now up.
6. The following example assigns a text value to a symbol:
EQUATE LEAVE AT 16:00 LIMIT=1 MSG ALL Goodbye all.
7. The following example removes the text value from the symbol by assigning it a
null value:
EQUATE LEAVE