NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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ROUTE
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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Examples
1. The following example, issued from the OCS command input line at your local
system, LOCAL1, sends a command string to a remote system, REMOTE1:
ROUTE REMOTE1 SHOW USERS
The results of the command string are sent from REMOTE1 to LOCAL1 for display
in the roll-delete message display area of your OCS window.
2. The following example, issued from your local system, LOCAL1, sends a
command string to a remote system, REMOTE1, which sends a command string to
REMOTE2, which sends a command string to REMOTE3:
ROUTE REMOTE1 ROUTE REMOTE2 ROUTE REMOTE3 SHOW USERS
The results of the command string are sent from REMOTE3 to LOCAL1 through
each intermediate system.
3. The following example uses the equate command to assign the preceding
command to a symbol:
EQUATE R3 ROUTE REMOTE1 ROUTE REMOTE2 ROUTE REMOTE3+
4. The following example uses the symbol defined in the previous example to send a
command string to REMOTE3:
R3 SHOW USERS
5. The following example sends a concatenated command string containing two
commands to the remote system, DOMINO:
ROUTE DOMINO SHOW TERM=ALL;;SHOW TERMDEF=ALL
6. The following example sends a command string from an NCL process at your
local system to a remote system:
CMD “-ROUTE REMOTE1 SHOW USERS”
The results are sent to the owner of the current execution environment, not to the
NCL process.
7. The following example sends a command string from an NCL process at your
local system to a remote system:
INTCMD “-ROUTE REMOTE1 SHOW USERS”
The results are sent to the NCL process.