NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

INTQ
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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INTQ The INTQ command passes data to the request queue or response queue of an NCL
process. This command allows an OCS user or an NCL process to communicate with
other NCL processes by passing data to the target NCL process.
The target NCL process must be executing when you issue this command and must
use the INTREAD verb to read the data. If the target NCL process does not have an
INTREAD verb outstanding, the INTQ command queues the data to the target NCL
process, pending its issuing an INTREAD verb to accept the data.
Contrast this command with the GO command, which resumes execution of a paused
NCL process, suspended using either the NCL PAUSE or DELAY verb.
INTQ [ ID= ncl-id ]
[ TYPE={ REQ | RESP } ]
[ DATA= ] parameter [ parameter … ]
ID= ncl-id
identifies the NCL process to which to pass data. You must specify this operand if
more than one NCL process (excluding MSGPROC) is executing in your primary
processing environment.
If you enter this command without specifying an NCL process identifier, NonStop
NET/MASTER MS assumes that only one NCL process (excluding MSGPROC) is
executing in the current execution environment and assumes the command
applies to that NCL process. NonStop NET/MASTER MS attempts to send data to
this process. If more than one NCL process (excluding MSGPROC) is executing in
the current execution environment and you enter the command with no operands,
NCL displays an error message.
TYPE
specifies the type of queue to which to pass the data.
REQ
sends the data to the request queue of the NCL process.
RESP
sends the data to the response queue of the NCL process.