NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual
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SPLIT
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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SPLIT The SPLIT command opens a new window or adjusts the size of the current window.
You can use this command to open a second window when you want to view events
from two perspectives simultaneously. You can split the window either horizontally
(by row) or vertically (by column). Two windows operate independently. Input is
accepted from the window in which the cursor is located and results of commands are
returned to the same window.
This command is also assigned by default to the F2 function key; for this reason, this
function key is called the SPLIT key. You can use the SPLIT key anywhere in NonStop
NET/MASTER MS, not only from OCS. If you have only one window open when you
press the SPLIT key or enter the SPLIT command from the OCS command input line,
NonStop NET/MASTER MS opens a new window. Entering the SPLIT command in
OCS with no operands splits the screen at row 12.
SPLIT [ ROW=
row
]
[ COL=
column
]
[ PSKIP=
menu-option
]
ROW=
row
specifies the row at which to split the screen. The row number you specify
becomes the top line of the lower window (the bottom line of the upper window
ends at one less than the number you specify).
You cannot create a window with less than five rows.
If you specify both the COL and ROW operands, the ROW operand is ignored.
COL=
column
specifies the column at which to split the screen. The column number you specify
becomes the first column of the right window (the left window ends at one column
less than the number you specify).
You cannot create a window with less than eight columns.
If you specify both the COL and ROW operands, the COL operand is ignored.
PSKIP=
menu-option
specifies the primary menu option to invoke in the target window after the screen
is split. When the split completes, the new window is positioned in the chosen
primary menu option.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 0.
You can enter this command from any NCL procedure, except the INIT NCL
procedure, by using either the CMD core statement or the INTCMD verb.