NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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SYSPARMS NCLPRSHR
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NCLPRSHR
NCLPRSHR={ YES | NO | retain-list-number }
determines the action to take for concurrent or consecutive requests for the same
NCL procedure.
YES
allows requests for concurrent or consecutive requests for the same NCL
procedure.
The NCL procedure is kept on the active list (a list used to retain NCL
procedures in memory during execution) while it is being executed. While on
the active list, any other user can execute it. This allows users to share the
same copy of an NCL procedure.
When the number of users executing the NCL procedure drops to zero, it is
deleted from the active list.
NO
disallows requests for concurrent or consecutive requests for the same NCL
procedure.
The NCL procedure is not kept on the active list while it is being executed.
Therefore, if a user is executing an NCL procedure, any other user that wants
to execute the NCL procedure uses a separate copy.
retain-list-number
allows requests for concurrent or consecutive requests for the same NCL
procedure and limits the size of the retain list (a list used to retain NCL
procedures in memory after execution).
You can specify a value from 1 through 999. The NCL procedure is kept on
the active list while it is being executed. While on the active list, any other
user can execute the NCL procedure. This allows users to share the same copy
of an NCL procedure.
When the number of users executing the NCL procedure drops to zero, the
NCL procedure is deleted from the active list and placed on the retain list.
The purpose of the retain list is to limit the amount of disk I/O activity
required to execute NCL procedures that are frequently used. NCL
procedures on the retain list that are used infrequently are deleted first.