NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) System Management Guide

Specifying System File and Subvolume Locations
Configuring NonStop NET/MASTER MS
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Refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER NCL Programmer’s Guide for more information
about the default 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.
Specifying the Location of
NCL Queue Files
Use the NCLQUEUESVOL operand to specify the subvolume name for NCL queue
files. An NCL queue file stores information about each delayed or queued NCL
process. These are NCL processes that are waiting for execution in an NCL queue
because execution has been delayed or the execution limit has been exceeded.
One NCL queue file is created for each static or dynamic process that has delayed or
queued NCL processes. However, an NCL queue file is not created until an NCL
process is delayed or queued.
By default, the NCL queue file subvolume is $isv-vol.ZNNMDATA. To specify a
subvolume name called $DATA1.SUBVOL1 for NCL queue files, change the CONFIG
file to include the following command:
PARAM NCLQUEUESVOL=$DATA1.SUBVOL1
See Section 5, “Customizing the Operations Environment,” and Section 11,
“Configuring the Processing Environment,” for more information about NCL queues.
Specifying Panel
Description File and Library
Locations
This subsection discusses how to specify panel description file and library locations. It
includes the following topics:
Specifying user panel libraries
Specifying customized and distribution panel libraries
Specifying the distributed panel object file
The default panel search path
Specifying User Panel Libraries
Panel libraries are subvolumes that contain panel description source files. Each
individual user (virtual as well as human) and each group of users can have a private
panel library, known as a user panel library. User panel libraries are not defined in a
CONFIG file: you use User ID Management Services to create a user panel library for
a user or group of users. See Section 4, “Managing User Access and Privileges,” for
specific instructions.
Note User panel libraries are mentioned here because they are part of the default search path, discussed later
in this section.