NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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NCLTEST
sets the NCL test mode for all environments associated with a NonStop
NET/MASTER MS window. NonStop NET/MASTER MS has two windows
available for each user who logs on. Each window has a number (1 or 2), each
window is referred to by its number (window 1 or window 2), and each window
keeps its number while a user is logged on, regardless of the activity that takes
place. The number of the window is shown on the top-level NonStop
NET/MASTER MS primary menu.
For each available window, the environments affected by the NCLTEST operand
are:
The top-level environment—the environment in which the NCL processes that
display NonStop NET/MASTER menus operate.
The primary processing environment—the environment in which NonStop
NET/MASTER MS commands and NCL procedures executed from an OCS
window or by a virtual user are processed.
Dependent processing environments—environments which are controlled and
owned by an NCL process.
The test mode setting you specify remains in force until you close the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS window from which you set the value. (To set test mode on
for a virtual user, you should use the SUBMIT command.) For more information
on test mode, windows, and environments, refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER
NCL Programmer’s Guide.
YES
sets test mode on. You should set test mode on when you are developing
NCL procedures and panel description files. This ensures that you execute the
latest version of an NCL procedure and display the latest version of a panel
description file.
For NCL procedures, setting test mode on instructs NonStop NET/MASTER
MS to load an NCL procedure from disk each time you execute it. The NCL
procedure may be executed as the result of an EXEC or START command, or
as the result of a procedure or function call that resolves to the name of an
external NCL source file.
NonStop NET/MASTER MS attempts to locate the NCL procedure using the
default search path, beginning with the user procedure library specified in
your user ID definition record (or the customized procedure library if no user
procedure library is specified). If an NCL procedure is found, NonStop
NET/MASTER MS recompiles it automatically and then executes it;
otherwise, NonStop NET/MASTER MS reports that the NCL procedure
cannot be found.