NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator's Guide

Running Guardian Utilities From Within NonStop NET/MASTER MS
Accessing External Utilities and Applications
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Running Guardian Utilities
From Within NonStop
NET/MASTER MS
To start a Guardian utility from NonStop NET/MASTER MS by using the OPSYS
command, your currently assigned GUID in OCS must match a GUID defined to the
Guardian environment. If PARAM SWGUID is equal to YES, your GUID is assigned
to the started utility. If PARAM SWGUID is equal to NO, the GUID of the person who
started NonStop NET/MASTER MS is assigned to the started utility.
When you start a Guardian utility from NonStop NET/MASTER MS, the utility uses
the default subvolume and security associated with your GUID as defined to the
Guardian environment.
Note The user procedure library defined in the UMS NCL Library field is not associated with the default values
used when you execute a Guardian utility.
NonStop NET/MASTER MS starts all utility sessions independently; the utilities are
not started from a TACL process, as they are when you use a terminal running only
the TACL process. Thus, if you send a TACL VOLUME command from NonStop
NET/MASTER MS, and then start a FUP session and send a FUP INFO * command to
the session, FUP displays the files in the default subvolume associated with your
current GUID. FUP does not display the files in the subvolume you selected under the
TACL process because the TACL process is not involved in starting FUP.
For example, assume your NonStop NET/MASTER MS GUID is 100,21 and that the
default subvolume associated with this GUID as defined to the Guardian environment
is $DATA2.JOHNN. If you execute the following commands from TACL
VOLUME $DATA.ZNCLPGN
FUP INFO *
then FUP displays information about files in $DATA.ZNCLPGN. However, if you
execute the same commands from the OCS command input line, FUP displays
information about files in $DATA2.JOHNN.