NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual
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NCLCOMP
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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NCLCOMP The NCLCOMP command either compiles an NCL procedure or panel description file
and writes the object to an object file, or deletes an object from an object file. You can
use this command to:
Create a new NCL or panel object file
Add a new object to an existing NCL or panel object file
Replace an existing object in an NCL or panel object file by an updated object
Delete an existing object from an NCL or panel object file
Typically, you would use this command to create and customize NCL and panel object
files to include in a customized NCL procedure or panel search path. For example,
you might use this command to compile all the NCL procedures and panel description
files accessed by a user who chooses the User Services option, which is available from
the NonStop NET/MASTER MS Primary Menu. Then you would use the SYSPARMS
NCLOBJPATH and SYSPARMS PNLOBJPATH commands to include the NCL and
panel object files in the NCL and panel object file search paths, respectively.
NCLCOMP { FILE=
file-spec1
|
PANEL={
panel-desc-file
|
file-spec1
} |
PROC=
ncl-procedure
}
OBJECT=
file-spec2
[ DELETE | NOCHECK ]
file-spec1
:
[ \
sys
. ]$
volume
.
subvolume
.
file-name
file-spec2
:
[ [ \
sys
. ] $
volume
.
subvolume
. ]
file-name
Note You cannot write an object to, or delete an object from, an object file specified by the PARAM
NCLDISTCODE, PARAM PNLDISTCODE, SYSPARMS NCLOBJPATH, or SYSPARMS PNLOBJPATH
command.
FILE=
file-spec1
specifies the fully qualified name of an NCL procedure (usually an NCL
procedure that is not in your NCL procedure library search path). If you are
writing to the object file, the specified NCL procedure is located on disk. If you
are deleting from the object file, the object file is searched to locate the object of the
specified NCL procedure.
You can specify an asterisk (*) or question mark (?) in
file-name
. In this context,
the asterisk and question mark are wild cards.