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

Making a Server Class Unavailable for Access by NCL
Working With Pathway Server Classes
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In the following code segments, the PSEND SET verb switches from mapped to
unmapped message structure:
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PSEND OPEN ID=PSC_1 FORMAT=MAPPED MAP=REPMAP
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PSEND SET FORMAT=UNMAPPED
…
In the following code segments, the PSEND SET verb switches from unmapped to
mapped message structure:
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PSEND OPEN ID=PSC_1 FORMAT=UNMAPPED
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PSEND SET FORMAT=MAPPED MAP=REPMAP
…
In the following code segments, the PSEND SET verb switches to a different map:
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PSEND OPEN ID=PSC_1 FORMAT=MAPPED MAP=REPMAP
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PSEND SET MAP=NEWMAP
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The options for specifying reply (and request) message structure are discussed in more
detail later in this section.
Making a Server Class
Unavailable for Access
by NCL
The PSEND CLOSE verb makes a server class unavailable for access by NCL. You can
make a single server class unavailable, identified by its identifier, or make all available
server classes unavailable, specified by using ALL. The following example makes a
single server class unavailable for access by NCL:
PSEND CLOSE ID=PSC_1
The following example makes all available server classes unavailable:
PSEND CLOSE ALL
Note The PSEND CLOSE verb does not make a server class unavailable for access by NonStop
NET/MASTER MS. You must use the PSNDCTL CLOSE command to do this.