NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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In the case of an action function key, the text must be the name of an NCL
procedure. In the case of all other function keys, the text must be a command, or
partial command.
A global function key definition is a definition created by this command during
NonStop NET/MASTER MS startup, in the INIT NCL procedure. A global
function key definition becomes the default for all NonStop NET/MASTER MS
users.
A local function key definition is a definition created by an individual user in OCS
after NonStop NET/MASTER MS startup. A local function key definition is
effective only for a specific user and only in the OCS window from which this
command is executed. When you exit from OCS, local function key definitions are
lost.
Note If you define a local function key with either the SPLIT or SWAP keyword, this value remains current while
you are logged on to NonStop NET/MASTER MS. The value is not lost when you exit from OCS.
If you define a local function key that has been defined as a global function key,
the local definition overrides the global definition. The global definition is
restored when you exit from OCS.
You can assign concatenated commands to a function key. To do so, you must use
two semicolons (;;), rather than one semicolon, between commands.
When you are defining a prefix function key, you should end the text with a plus
sign (+) if you want a blank when the text is prefixed to the text in the OCS
command input line.
When you are defining a suffix function key, you should start the text with a plus
sign (+) if you want a blank when the text is appended to the text in the OCS
command input line.
If you press an unassigned function key in OCS, NonStop NET/MASTER MS
issues an error message.
For related information, see the ENTER and FK commands.