NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM1038
Messages
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NNM1037 nclid procname name nesting_level window_number proctype
userid1 userid2 1 1 punits
Cause. A SHOW NCL or SHOW PAUSE command was issued, and the message is
part of the response. The line contains information about an NCL process.
nclid is the ID of the NCL process.
procname is the name of the procedure that initiates the NCL process.
name is the name of the current function or procedure that is being
executed.
nesting_level is the nesting level of the current function or procedure.
window_number is the number that identifies the OCS window the NCL process
is using: 1 or 2.
proctype is the type of the NCL process: EXEC, START, EMSPROC,
LOGPROC, MSGPROC, or ATTACH.
userid1 is the ID of the user that started the NCL process or, if the user is
another NCL process, the ID of that NCL process.
userid2 is the ID of the user that owns the processing environment or, if
the user is another NCL process, the ID of that NCL process.
punits is the number of processing units used since the NCL process
started.
The characters 1 and 1 are, respectively, the performance group and the dispatch
priority for the process in the NonStop NET/MASTER MS system.
Effect. The information about the NCL process is retrieved and displayed.
Recovery. This message is informational only; no recovery action is necessary.
NNM1038 number_of_procs NCL PROCEDURES ACTIVE. NONE SELECTED FOR
DISPLAY
Cause. A SHOW NCL or SHOW PAUSE command was issued with the PROC=
operand specified. The requested NCL region had NCL procedures that were
executing, but none matched the selection criteria of the command.
number_of_procs is the number of NCL procedures that were executing.
Effect. No NCL processes in the requested region are found to be executing the
specified NCL procedure.
Recovery. This message is informational only; no recovery action is necessary. You can
use the commands without the PROC= operand to list the NCL processes in the
requested region.