NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Specifying System File and Subvolume Locations
Configuring NonStop NET/MASTER MS
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For example, if you change the name of the distributed NCL object file to
$DATA1.ZNNMNOBJ.DISTNCL, include the following command in the CONFIG file:
PARAM NCLDISTCODE=$DATA1.ZNNMNOBJ.DISTNCL
Note If NonStop NET/MASTER MS cannot find the distributed NCL object file, it cannot start.
You can use the SHOW NCLOBJECT command, which must specify a file name, to
display the names of NCL procedures in an NCL object file. However, you cannot
display the decompiled source code for NCL procedures in the distributed NCL object
file, for example, using the DEBUG SOURCE command.
The Default NCL Procedure Search Path
By default, when an NCL procedure is invoked, NonStop NET/MASTER MS searches
for it using a path called the default NCL procedure search path. It is helpful to think
of the default NCL procedure search path in two parts: the NCL procedure library
search path, which consists of three NCL procedure libraries, and the NCL object file
search path, which is the distributed NCL object file.
The complete default NCL procedure search path is the following:
1. User procedure library
If the NCL procedure does not reside in the user procedure library, or if no library
is defined in the user ID definition record of the user invoking the NCL procedure,
the search continues: otherwise, the search stops and the NCL procedure is
executed.
2. System procedure library, which includes the following:
a. Customized procedure library
If the NCL procedure does not reside in the customized procedure library, the
search continues: otherwise, the search stops and the NCL procedure is
executed.
b. Distribution procedure library
If the NCL procedure does not reside in the distribution procedure library, the
search continues: otherwise, the search stops and the NCL procedure is
executed.