NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

INTQ
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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DATA
precedes the parameter(s) to pass to the NCL process.
parameter
specifies a parameter to pass to the NCL process.
You must pass the parameters in the order the NCL process expects to receive
them. Parameters are assigned, in order, to the parameter variables &1
through &n.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 0. The ID operand has a default
authority level of 2.
You can enter this command from any NCL procedure, including the INIT NCL
procedure, by using either the CMD core statement or the INTCMD verb.
Your choice of queue depends upon the use of the INTREAD verb in the target
NCL process:
If the NCL process is using INTREAD TYPE=REQ, you should use INTQ
TYPE=REQ to pass data to the request queue.
If the NCL process is using INTREAD TYPE=RESP, you should use INTQ
TYPE=RESP to pass data to the response queue.
If the NCL process is using INTREAD TYPE=ANY, you can use either INTQ
TYPE=REQ or INTQ TYPE=RESP to pass data to the request or response
queue, respectively.
By default, the target NCL process must be owned by your user ID. If your
command authority level is equal to or higher than the authority level of the ID
operand and SYSPARMS NCLXUSER=YES, then you can use this command to
send data to any NCL process in any region (belonging to any user).
You should not use this command to send a variable, such as a mapped data object
(MDO) variable, to an NCL process. However, the NCL WRITE verb, by
specifying an NCL process ID (NCL ID), can send a variable from one NCL
process to another.
For related information, see the EXEC, FLUSH, GO, SHOW NCL, SHOW PAUSE,
and START commands.