NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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INDENT= column
specifies the number of columns to indent messages that are longer than the
current width of an OCS window. This operand applies if the value of the
TRUNC operand is equal to NO.
The default value is 0. You can specify an indentation value from 0 through to the
width of the terminal less 10. (The maximum indentation value depends on the
type of terminal you are using.)
Messages are indented dynamically. At least 9 columns are used to display
overrun lines of message text in an indented message. If a screen is split vertically
and the OCS window is not wide enough to perform the required indentation, the
indentation is reduced automatically to the available window width less 10. The
indentation is restored if the window width is increased again.
You cannot use this operand to profile a dependent processing environment.
INITCMD
specifies a command to automatically execute when you enter OCS. You can
specify a command string from 1 through 40 characters long. The value you
specify is stored in your user ID definition record.
You can include the EXEC and START commands as part of the command string
to automatically execute an NCL procedure when you enter OCS. You can
execute many NonStop NET/MASTER MS commands from an NCL procedure
(using the CMD core statement or the INTCMD verb).
If your user ID definition record specifies a command that is automatically
executed when you enter OCS, you can use the INITCMD operand to replace it.
This means that the command you specify is not lost when you exit from OCS.
You cannot use this operand to profile a dependent processing environment.
command-string
specifies a command string. If the command string contains blanks, you must
enclose it in quotes. You can concatenate commands in the command string:
use one semicolon (;) between multiple commands if the command string is
enclosed in quotes; use two semicolons (;;) between multiple commands if the
command string is not enclosed in quotes.
MONMSG
specifies whether you can receive monitor-class messages. A monitor-class
message is a message that has the monitor-class attribute. Monitor-class messages
are sent to monitor-class users, that is, users entitled to receive monitor-class
messages.
A monitor-class message is identified by the letter E (when from EMSP), L (when
from LOGP), or M (when from the Background Monitor) when it is displayed on
an OCS window. You can change the value of this operand only if your user ID