NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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PURGE
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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user-timer-id
purges the timer command with the specified user-assigned timer ID.
When you execute a timer command, you can assign a user-assigned timer
ID by using the TID operand.
system-timer-id
purges the timer command with the specified system-assigned timer ID.
NonStop NET/MASTER MS assigns a unique timer ID to a timer
command when the timer command is executed.
LOCK
purges a request for a resource. You can use the NCL LOCK verb to request
access to a resource from an NCL process. If the resource is unavailable, the
requestor can elect to wait for NCL to grant access to the resource.
If this conflicts with a lock request from another NCL process, then you can use
this operand to purge the request. The waiting NCL process resumes execution
with a return code indicating that the request for the resource was canceled.
lock-id
purges the lock request with the specified lock ID.
NRD
purges one or more full non-roll-delete (NRD) message(s).
Note The PURGE NRD command applies only to full NRD messages. It does not apply to NRD messages with
the OPER attribute. A full NRD message, in contrast to a NRD message with the OPER attribute, is a
NRD message, held in the NRD message queue that has a DOM ID. A NRD message with the OPER
attribute is a NRD message that is local to an OCS window, is not in the NRD central queue, and must be
deleted using NRD cursor deletion.
When a full NRD message is purged from the queue, the first character of the message is replaced by a
vertical bar (|) on all windows that display the message. The message becomes a roll-delete message
and disappears when the next set of roll-delete messages roll past on each window.
nrd-option
specifies the NRD message(s) to purge.
domain-id / nrd-id
purges the NRD message with the specified domain ID and NRD ID.
The domain ID is the domain ID of the system from which the NRD
message originated. The NRD ID is a unique number assigned by
NonStop NET/MASTER MS. Together, these are called the DOM ID of
the NRD message.