NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Programmer's Guide

Displaying Information About NCL Processes
Executing NCL Procedures
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Displaying Information
About NCL Processes
Table 8-1 lists the NonStop NET/MASTER MS commands you can use to display
information about NCL processes. This subsection discusses the SHOW NCL, SHOW
NCLSTAT, and SHOW PRELOAD commands. The SHOW PAUSE command is
described later in this section and in Section 13, “Interaction With Users and
Terminals.” The SHOW LOCKS command is described in Section 18, “Advanced NCL
Programming.”
Table 8-1. NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands That Display Information About NCL Processes
Command Meaning
SHOW LOCKS Displays the current status of resource locks.
SHOW NCL Displays the current status of NCL processes.
SHOW NCLSTAT Displays information about preloaded NCL procedures.
SHOW PAUSE Displays information about paused NCL processes.
SHOW PRELOAD Displays information about preloaded NCL procedures.
Refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS Command Reference Manual for a complete
description of all NonStop NET/MASTER MS commands.
Displaying the Current
Status of NCL Processes
You use the SHOW NCL command to display the status of active NCL processes. You
can display information about:
NCL processes executing in the current execution environment by using the
following commands:
SHOW NCL
SHOW NCL=ENV
NCL processes executing in your region by using the following command:
SHOW NCL=REGION
All NCL processes by using the following command:
SHOW NCL=ALL
NCL processes owned by a specific user ID by using the following form of the
command:
SHOW NCL= user-id
NCL processes executing at a specific terminal by using the following forms of the
command:
SHOW NCL= logical-name
SHOW NCL= device-name
An NCL process with a certain NCL ID by using the following form of the
command:
SHOW NCL ID= ncl-id