NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Contents of a Utility Definition Record
Managing Access to External Utilities and Applications
115414 NonStop NET/MASTER MS System Management Guide 6–11
“Configuring Utilities Accessed With the PROGRUN Command” describes the
use of these fields:
Startup Text
CPU
Priority
Process name
Table 6-3. UMS : Utility Details Panel: Page 1 Fields (Page 1 of 2)
Field Description Valid Values
Default
Value
Utility Name The word or words users normally type to start a
session with an external utility; the field is
required.
Up to 12 alphanumeric
characters and underscores.
None
OPSYS or
PROGRUN
Determines which NonStop NET/MASTER MS
command is used to start a session with the
external utility; the field is required.
If O, a user starts a session by
using the OPSYS command; if P,
a user starts a session by using
the PROGRUN command.
None
File/Macro
Name
Specifies the location of the utility’s object
program file or, in the case of TACL macros, file
or variable name; the field is required.
Up to 53 characters; file names
must include the volume and
subvolume; a TACL variable
name must include TACL
directory name.
None
Startup Text Specifies a startup parameter when the utility is
started. For example, if you normally specify a
utility’s backup CPU as a startup parameter
(following the last slash of any run options),
include the backup CPU in this field.
Up to 53 alphanumeric
characters; underscore character
is allowed.
None
TACL Macro? Specifies whether the utility is an executable
program or a TACL macro.
Y for TACL macros or commands
that must be invoked by sending
the contents of the File/Macro
Name field as a command to a
TACL process;
N for executable programs.
N
Reads IN File? Specifies whether the utility accepts commands
or takes commands only in its startup message.
Y if the utility prompts a user for
commands;
N if the utility accepts commands
only in its startup message.
Y
Command
Separator
Identifies the character used to delimit
commands submitted to the utility; used for
utilities that can accept multiple commands in a
single input line. If the utility is started by
sending a command line to TACL, the contents
of this field are ignored, and NonStop
NET/MASTER MS uses the TACL command
separator of “;” to delimit the commands. In this
case, the second and subsequent commands
are TACL commands.
The command delimiter for the
utility.
None