NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

PARAM Commands Used to Create a Process Definition
Configuring the Processing Environment
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The PROCESSLIBRARY
Operand
Use the PROCESSLIBRARY operand to select a library file of object code routines that
are to be searched before the system library file for satisfying external references in the
program you are configuring. Specify PROCESSLIBRARY as a valid file name or
NONE if no file is to be used.
For example, to specify a code library name of $DEVSYS.NNMLIBS.LIB1023, include
the following command in a process definition:
PARAM PROCESSLIBRARY=$DEVSYS.NNMLIBS.LIB1023
To run a program file with a user library, you must have write access to the program
file; the library file name is written into the object-file header of the program at run
time. The default value is NONE. Remote library files are not allowed.
Note The PROCESSLIBRARY operand is not normally used in a process definition; therefore, it is not
discussed further in this section.
The PROCESSNAME
Operand
Use the PROCESSNAME operand to assign a name to a process. Specify
PROCESSNAME as an alphanumeric string of one through five characters. The first
character is always a dollar sign ($); the first character following the dollar sign ($)
must be alphabetic.
For example, to specify a process name of $ZG01, include the following command in a
process definition:
PARAM PROCESSNAME=$ZG01
If you omit this operand, NonStop NET/MASTER MS assigns a default name
beginning with the process character. A table of default names appears in Appendix
A, “File Reference.” This operand is not applicable to application processes.
The PROCESSPARAM
Operand
Use the PROCESSPARAM operand to pass startup parameter messages to the process
that the NCP is starting. The messages can include a program parameter or a series of
parameters. This operand is functionally equivalent to the param-set option of the
TACL RUN command. Enclose the startup string between quotation marks.
For example, to pass the ZNNMCONF section name to a DSNM process, include the
following command in the process definition:
PARAM PROCESSPARAM="DSNM ZNNMCONF, COMPONENT SNAX"
A maximum of 200 characters is allowed. The message is meaningful only to the
process to which it is passed. You should not configure any startup parameter
messages for NonStop NET/MASTER MS processes; you may, however, have to
configure startup parameter messages for DSNM processes. Refer to the Distributed
Systems Management Solutions (DSMS) System Management Guide for any startup
messages that DSNM processes may require.