NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual
CANCEL
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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logical-name
specifies the logical name of the terminal. This is the name by which NonStop
NET/MASTER MS recognizes the terminal. It corresponds to a physical
name.
A logical name must be from one through eight characters long and can
include any displayable characters. Alphabetic characters are not
case-sensitive. A logical name cannot begin with a backslash (\) or a dollar
sign ($).
You can specify an asterisk (*) as the last character of a logical name. In this
context, the asterisk is a wild card.
*
specifies all terminals.
WINDOW
closes your other NonStop NET/MASTER MS window. If no other window is
operational, NonStop NET/MASTER MS ignores the command.
You can use the CANCEL WINDOW command from one window to free your
other window; for example, if it hangs while you are developing NCL procedures
or panel description files.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 1. The U and TERM operands each
have a default authority level of 3.
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.
Using the CANCEL U command to log off a user from NonStop NET/MASTER
MS or the CANCEL TERM command to disengage a terminal from NonStop
NET/MASTER MS, terminates the user’s operational environment. It terminates
all commands and NCL processes executing under the control of the user.
Terminals can be defined and opened either explicitly (by using the TERMINAL
ADD and OPENTERM commands, respectively) or implicitly (by running the
NNM utility program from TACL).
If a terminal was explicitly defined and opened, the CANCEL TERM
command does not close the terminal. The terminal remains open, and the
terminal definition record is not affected. The NonStop NET/MASTER MS
logon screen is redisplayed. The SHOW TERM command shows the status of
the terminal is WAIT LOGON. The SHOW TERMDEF command shows that
status of the terminal is CONNECTED.