NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

LBANNER
PROFILE
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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It means that you can use the following statement from an NCL procedure for
these operands (because you are explicitly targeting your primary processing
environment):
INTCMD “PROFILE ENV=PRIMARY operand = value ”
Messages NNM0352, NNM0357 through NNM0362, NNM0364 through
NNM0393, NNM0395 through NNM0397, NNM0999, and NNM2200 through
NNM2203 indicate the results of this command. Refer to the NonStop
NET/MASTER Messages Manual or NonStop NET/MASTER MS online help for a
description of these messages.
NCL procedures do not have profiles, but they execute in environments that have
profiles. If your NonStop NET/MASTER MS profile allows you to do something
in OCS, any NCL procedure that operates under your control can do it too. If your
NonStop NET/MASTER MS profile prohibits you from doing something in OCS,
NCL procedures operating under your control cannot do it.
You should use caution when you are using this command to modify the profile of
a background processing environment in which a virtual user operates. For
example, the Background Monitor (BSYS), the Background Logger (BLOG), the
Event Management Service Process (EMSP), and the Activity Log Process (LOGP)
control message flow. It is possible to profile their environments to receive the
same class of messages as the primary processing environment generates to
produce recurring message generation.
For example, if you profile the background processing environment in which the
Background Monitor operates to receive monitor-class messages and instruct the
Background Monitor to then issue an NCL WRITE verb, the background
processing environment would then receive the messages again.