NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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MSGCODE= message-code
specifies an installation-defined mask that can be used to filter the receipt of
messages from NCL procedures, generated using the MSGCODE operand of the
NCL WRITE verb. The message code is a two-character hexadecimal message
delivery code. You can specify a hexadecimal value from ‘00’x through ‘FF’x.
The default value of a message code is set in your user ID definition record. You
can change the value of the message code, by using the MSGCODE operand of the
PROFILE command, to a lower value to further limit messages received. If you
have sufficient authority, you can change the value of the message code in your
user ID definition record.
When a message sent by the WRITE verb arrives at an OCS window, the value of
the code in the message is compared bit by bit, by using a Boolean AND operation,
against the value of the code in your current OCS profile. If the result of the
comparison is nonzero, the message is delivered to the OCS window; otherwise,
the message is not delivered. If the value of the code in the message is ‘00’x, the
message is delivered, regardless of the value of the code in your user ID definition
record.
MSGPROC
specifies an NCL procedure to start executing as the MSGPROC for an OCS
window, or flushes the current MSGPROC NCL procedure. This operand has a
default authority level of 2.
If your MSGPROC details change while you are in OCS and you issue a SIGNON
command, the new MSGPROC details are not reflected in your OCS profile. You
must exit and reenter OCS for the MSGPROC changes to take effect.
You cannot use this operand to profile a dependent processing environment.
ncl-procedure
specifies the name of an NCL procedure to use as the MSGPROC for the OCS
window in which you enter the command. If there is already an active
MSGPROC NCL procedure in the current window, naming a new MSGPROC
implicitly flushes the active MSGPROC. This does not change the default
MSGPROC procedure name defined in your user ID definition record (if you
have one).
FLUSH
explicitly flushes the MSGPROC NCL procedure currently executing for the
OCS window in which you enter the command. This does not change the
default MSGPROC procedure name defined in your user ID definition record
(if you have one).