NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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For panel description files, setting test mode on instructs NonStop
NET/MASTER MS to load a panel description file from disk each time an
NCL process attempts to display it.
NonStop NET/MASTER MS attempts to locate the panel description file using
the default search path, beginning with the user panel library specified in your
user ID definition record (or the customized panel library if no user panel
library is specified). If a panel description file is found, the NCL process
displays it; otherwise, the NCL process raises a run-time error.
NO
sets test mode off.
For NCL procedures, setting test mode off instructs NonStop NET/MASTER
MS not to load an NCL procedure from disk each time you execute it.
NonStop NET/MASTER MS attempts to locate the NCL procedure in
memory.
NonStop NET/MASTER MS uses the system-wide settings of the SYSPARMS
NCLPRSHR and SYSPARMS PRELOAD commands to determine how to
locate and load an NCL procedure before executing it. If an NCL procedure is
found, NonStop NET/MASTER MS does not recompile it, but executes it
immediately. If NonStop NET/MASTER MS cannot locate the NCL
procedure in memory, it attempts to locate it by using the default search path.
For panel description files, setting test mode off instructs NonStop
NET/MASTER MS not to load a panel description file from disk each time an
NCL process attempts to display it. NonStop NET/MASTER MS attempts to
locate the panel description file in memory, from the active panel queue. If
NonStop NET/MASTER MS cannot locate the panel description file in
memory, it attempts to locate it by using the default search path.
NRDELCH= non-roll-delete-separator
specifies the character NonStop NET/MASTER MS uses to construct the delimiter
line that separates the non-roll-delete (NRD) message display area from the
roll-delete message display area. The default character used to construct the line is
the equal sign (=).
You can use any displayable character, excluding a blank, to construct the line.
You may find it useful to use a different delimiter character in each OCS window.
This can help when you have split the screen to distinguish the output in the
different windows.
This line appears only when NRD messages are displayed.
You cannot use this operand to profile a dependent processing environment.