NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Customizing the Panel Search Path
Customizing the Operations Environment
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You can use the NCLCOMP command to create additional panel object files to include
in a customized panel search path. Usually, a panel object file contains the objects for
multiple panel description files. Therefore, use the NCLCOMP command to
individually compile each panel description file you want to include in a panel object
file. The NCLCOMP command lets you:
Create a new panel object file
Add a new panel object to the file
Overwrite an existing panel object in the file by an updated object
Delete an existing panel object from the file
Refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS Command Reference Manual and the NonStop
NET/MASTER NCL Programmer’s Guide for more information about using the
NCLCOMP command.
Specifying the Search
Order Through the
Customized Search Path
When you customize the search order of the panel search path, you cannot change the
search order through the panel library search path. However, you can change the
number and order of the panel object file(s) searched after by using the SYSPARMS
PNLOBJPATH command.
The PARAM PNLDISTCODE command sets the default value of the SYSPARMS
PNLOBJPATH command. By default, this is the name of the distributed panel object
file. That is, by default, the distributed panel object file is searched after the
distribution panel library. The complete default panel search path is:
1. User panel library
2. System panel library, which includes the following:
a. Customized panel library
b. Distribution panel library
3. Distributed panel object file
The SYSPARMS PNLOBJPATH command can specify a single panel object file or a list
of panel object files. If you specify a list, the panel object files are searched in the order
specified:
For example, to put the distributed panel object file (PCODE) first, followed by a list of
panel object files that you create (PNLOBJ1, PNLOBJ2, and PNLOBJ3), use the
following command:
SYSPARMS PNLOBJPATH=($DATA.ZNNMPDS.PCODE,
$DATA.ZNNMPCS.PNLOBJ1,
$DATA.ZNNMPCS.PNLOBJ2,
$DATA.ZNNMPCS.PNLOBJ3)