NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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SHOW PANELS
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SHOW PANELS The SHOW PANELS command displays information about panel description files in
the active panel queue. This queue holds panel description files that have been
loaded into memory. If a request for a panel description file can be satisfied from a
copy in the active panel queue, NonStop NET/MASTER MS does not have to load the
panel description files from disk. You can use this command to monitor panel activity
to optimize the size of the queue.
The queue holds two types of panel description files. The first type are loaded by
reference, that is, loaded as a result of using the PANEL verb from an NCL process to
refer to a panel description file by name. The second type are explicitly preloaded,
that is, loaded using the SYSPARMS PPRELOAD command. Entering the SHOW
PANELS command with no operands displays information about both types of panel
description files.
SHOW PANELS[ ={ LOADED | PRELOADED } ]
LOADED
specifies panel description files loaded by reference.
PRELOADED
specifies preloaded panel description files.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 0.
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.
Messages NNM1350 through NNM1353 and message NNM0999 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.
If the value of MAXPANEL, in message NNM1352, is greater than the value of
ACTIVE, then either not enough panel description files have been processed since
NonStop NET/MASTER MS startup to require you to purge any panel description
files from the active panel queue, or the value of MAXPANEL exceeds all panel
description file requests.
For related information, see the SYSPARMS MAXPANEL, SYSPARMS
PPRELOAD, and SYSPARMS PUNLOAD commands.