NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Specifying System File and Subvolume Locations
Configuring NonStop NET/MASTER MS
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The second condition applies if, for example, you retain the NCL object file name’s file
ID, but configure NonStop NET/MASTER MS to put the file in the NCL procedure
library with which the object file is associated.
The PARAM command operands in Table 3-3 specify the location of NCL object code
files associated with the user, customized, and distribution procedure libraries.
Table 3-3. NCL Object File Location PARAM Operands
PARAM Operand Purpose Default Value
NCLOBJLIB Library of user NCL object files; the file ID
is specified in user ID definition record.
$isv-vol.ZNNMUCO
NCLCUSTOBJ Customized procedure library object file. $isv-vol.ZNNMNCO.NCLCOBJ
NCLDISTOBJ Distribution procedure library object file. $isv-vol.ZNNMNDO.NCLDOBJ
Specifying the Distributed NCL Object File
Tandem distributes some NCL procedures required by NonStop NET/MASTER MS as
source files. Other NCL procedures required by NonStop NET/MASTER MS are
precompiled and distributed in a single object file, called the distributed NCL object
file.
NCL procedures distributed as source files can be customized. Appendix A, “File
Reference,” lists the NCL procedures for which the source files are distributed. Other
NCL procedures, distributed in the distributed NCL object file, are not designed for
customization.
Note You can obtain the source code for NCL procedures in the distributed NCL object file if you wish. Contact
your Tandem account representative for more information.
By default, the name of the distributed NCL object file is $isv-vol.ZNNMNDO.NCODE:
that is, the distributed NCL object file and the distribution procedure library object file
reside in the same subvolume. You can specify the name of the distributed NCL object
file using the NCLDISTCODE operand of the PARAM command.
(The PARAM NCLDISTCODE command also sets the default value of the SYSPARMS
NCLOBJPATH command, which is used to customize the NCL procedure search path.
See Section 5, “Customizing the Operations Environment,” and refer to the NonStop
NET/MASTER NCL Programmer’s Guide for information about how to customize the
NCL procedure search path.)
You must specify the name of the distributed NCL object file in the CONFIG file if
either of the following two conditions exist:
The NCP program file and the distributed NCL object file reside on different
volumes.
The name of the distributed NCL object file is changed to a name other than its
default.