NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

LBANNER
PROFILE
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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FLAGWORD
instructs NonStop NET/MASTER MS to truncate messages that are longer
than the current width of an OCS window at word boundaries. (The
TRUNC=WORD operand describes word boundaries.) Truncation is flagged
by a blank, followed by the truncation character (+) in the last two columns of
the window. (The truncation character has the color, highlight, and intensity
attributes of the message.)
WORD
instructs NonStop NET/MASTER MS to truncate messages that are longer
than the current width of an OCS window at word boundaries. A word
boundary occurs on a blank, period (.), comma (,), semicolon (;), opening
parenthesis ((), closing parenthesis ()), or hyphen (-). A word boundary also
occurs on a character that is followed by a blank or an opening parenthesis.
UNSOL
specifies whether you can receive unsolicited messages. These are messages that
are not generated as the result of an explicit request. An example is a report of an
unexpected event, such as a terminal failure. The default value is set in your user
ID definition record: you can change the default value while in OCS if you wish.
This operand overrides any other implied acceptance of unsolicited messages
generated by particular system services.
YES
instructs NonStop NET/MASTER MS to send you unsolicited messages
generated by your local system or by any remote system to which your local
system is linked.
NO
instructs NonStop NET/MASTER MS not to send you unsolicited messages.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 0. The MSGPROC operand has a
default authority level of 2.
You can enter this command from any NCL procedure, including the INIT NCL
procedure, by using either the CMD core statement or the INTCMD verb.
However, you cannot profile screen formatting operands or operands specific to
OCS in a dependent processing environment: these are CMDKEEP, CMDSTACK,
DELCHAR, HOLD, INDENT, INITCMD, MSGPROC, NRDELCH, PREFEMS,
PRFTM, RDMIN, ROLL, and TRUNC.
This means that you cannot use the following statement from an NCL procedure
for these operands:
INTCMD “PROFILE ENV=CURRENT operand=value ”