NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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PANEL
specifies the name of a panel description file or the fully qualified name of a panel
description file.
panel-desc-file
specifies the name of a panel description file. If you are writing to the object
file, the panel library search path is searched to locate the panel description
file. If you are deleting from the object file, the object file is searched to locate
the object of the panel description file.
file-spec1
specifies the fully qualified name of a panel description file (usually a panel
description file that is not in your panel library search path). If you are
writing to the object file, the specified panel description file is located on disk.
If you are deleting from the object file, the object file is searched to locate the
object of the specified panel description file.
You can specify an asterisk (*) or question mark (?) in file-name . In this
context, the asterisk and question mark are wild cards.
PROC= ncl-procedure
specifies the name of an NCL procedure. If you are writing to the object file, the
NCL procedure library search path is searched to locate the NCL procedure. If
you are deleting from the object file, the object file is searched to locate the object
of the NCL procedure.
OBJECT= file-spec2
specifies the name of an object file. An NCL object file has a file code of 897; a
panel object file has a file code of 898.
For NCL procedures, the default volume and subvolume of the object file is:
$ isv-vol .ZNNMNDO
For panel description files, the default volume and subvolume of the object file is:
$ isv-vol .ZNNMPDS
For both NCL procedures and panel description files, $ isv-vol specifies the
name of the volume on which NonStop NET/MASTER MS was installed.
If the object file does not exist, it is created.
DELETE
specifies that the object of the NCL procedure or panel description file is to be
deleted from the object file. The object file is searched to locate the object of the
NCL procedure or panel description file, and the object is deleted.