NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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OCSID
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OCSID The OCSID command sets or erases an Operator Control Services (OCS) window
identifier. This command is useful either when you are using more than one OCS
window and frequently swap between them, or when the windows are profiled to
perform different functions. You would assign a different window identifier to each
window to identify each window correctly. The OCS window ID is displayed in the
bottom right corner of an OCS window, above the command input line.
If you plan to issue this command, it is recommended that you do so as soon as you
enter OCS. Entering the OCSID command with no operands deletes the OCS window
ID in the current OCS window. If the current OCS window does not have an OCS
window ID, the command is ignored. The OCSID setting is lost when you exit from
OCS.
OCSID [ ocs-id ]
ocs-id
specifies the identifier for the current OCS window. The OCS window ID can be
from one through eight characters long and can include any displayable
characters. Alphabetic characters are not case-sensitive. If you enter an OCS
window ID longer than eight characters, it is truncated to eight characters.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 0.
You can enter this command from any NCL procedure, except the INIT NCL
procedure, by using either the CMD core statement or the INTCMD verb.
You can use an NCL procedure to set an OCS window ID, using the system
variables &SYS.OCS.ID and &SYS.OCS.IDO. You can use these variables to test
the setting of the current OCS window ID for each window and to set a different
OCS window ID for each window based on the the values of the variables. If a
window does not have an OCS window ID, the value of the system variable is
null.