NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

LBANNER
OPSYS
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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NonStop NET/MASTER MS command. The SEND keyword in Format 1 is the
same as the SEND keyword in Format 2.
session
specifies a valid session name. If the session does not already exist, it is created.
When the session does not exist, it is created only if = utility is provided or the
session name is one of the defined utility names. A valid session name begins
with an alphabetic character, followed by up to 19 letters, numbers, or underscores
(_).
utility
specifies the name of a Guardian utility or a TACL routine or macro. This
parameter permits you to establish more than one session with the same utility. It
is required only if the session is being created and if the session name is different
from the utility name. (If provided when not required, it is used to verify that the
session is with the specified utility.) If this parameter is specified, it must be
directly preceded by the equal sign (=). The equal sign must not be surrounded by
spaces.
The names of the Guardian utilities and TACL routines and macros you can access
are defined using UMS. The name you enter using the OPSYS command must
match a name defined using UMS; otherwise, the OPSYS command is rejected.
You can specify a name from 1 through 12 characters long. The name must
contain letters, digits, or underscores (_). The first character must be a letter.
text
specifies a Guardian utility command or the parameters to pass to a TACL macro.
Omitting a utility command starts an interactive Command Entry session with the
specified utility. This allows you to enter into a conversation with the utility by
entering only the utility name. Command Entry is discussed in the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS Operator’s Guide.
Note You cannot start an interactive session with a utility that does not read its IN file (this is defined in UMS),
or if you include a session name in the OPSYS command.