NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Managing UserDefined Maps
Maintaining the Map File
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Deleting a Map Definition
From the Map File
The syntax of the TACL RUN command used to invoke the MDMAINT program to
delete a map definition from the map file is the following:
RUN MDMAINT / run-options / map-file DEL
map-name
run-options
specifies TACL RUN command options, separated by commas (,). Refer to the
Tandem Advanced Command Language (TACL) Reference Manual for more
information.
map-file
specifies the name of the map file, as described by the PARAM MDSMAPFILE
command. See Section 3, “Configuring NonStop NET/MASTER MS,” for a
discussion of the MDSMAPFILE operand. Refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS
Command Reference Manual for more information on the PARAM command.
DEL
specifies that a map definition is to be deleted from the map file.
map-name
specifies the name of the user-defined map in the map file.
Considerations
Deleting a user-defined map from the map file does not delete the map from
NonStop NET/MASTER MS memory. Therefore, you can continue to use a map
in memory even though its map definition no longer exists—or a different map
definition with the same name exists—in the map file.
A user-defined map is deleted from memory by using the SYSPARMS MAPDEL
command. Refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS Command Reference Manual for
more information on the SYSPARMS command.
If a user-defined map is not loaded in NonStop NET/MASTER MS memory, the
SHOW MAPS command does not display information about it. Refer to the
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Command Reference Manual for more information on the
SYSPARMS command.
Example
The following TACL RUN command invokes the MDMAINT program to delete a map
definition from the map file:
RUN $DATA2.ZNNM.MDMAINT /PRI 140, NAME $ZMDM/
$DATA2.ZNNMDATA.MAPFILE
DEL EMPREC