NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

Command Restrictions

Introduction to NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands

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If the value in the CMD column is N, you cannot enter the command from an NCL

procedure by using the CMD core statement. If the value in the CMD column is Y,

you can enter the command from an NCL procedure by using the CMD core

statement; for example, the following command is allowed:

CMD “-FK F6 IMM,AUTOHOLD”

If the INTCMD column is N, you cannot enter the command from an NCL procedure

by using the INTCMD verb. If the INTCMD column is Y, you can enter the command

from an NCL procedure by using the INTCMD verb; for example, the following

command is allowed:

INTCMD “SHOW FILEINFO”

If the INIT column is N, you cannot enter the command from the INIT NCL

procedure. If the INIT column is Y, you can enter the command from the INIT NCL

procedure, and all other NCL procedures (including the READY NCL procedure),

with the restrictions shown in the CMD and INTCMD columns.

If the value in the Rem column is N, you cannot route the command to a remote

system using the REMOTE command. If the value in the Rem column is Y, you can

route the command to a remote system using the ROUTE command; for example, the

following command is allowed:

ROUTE FNNM SHOW USERS

If the value in the Backgd column is N, you cannot execute the command in a

background processing environment. If the value in the Backgd column is Y, you can

execute the command in a background processing environment; for example, the

following command is allowed:

SUBMIT BMON SHOW USERS

Refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER NCL Reference Manual and the NonStop

NET/MASTER NCL Programmer’s Guide for details of the CMD core statement and the

INTCMD verb. Refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS System Management Guide for