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

Overview of System-Level NCL Procedures
Developing System-Level NCL Procedures
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You can use the PROFILE command to display the name of your current MSGPROC
NCL procedure, as the following screen shows:
(14:37) --------------------- OPERATOR CONTROL SERVICES ----------------------
PROFILE MSGPROC=MSGPROCA
NNM0357 PROFILE HAS CHANGED
NNM0393 MSGPROC PROCESSING ACTIVATED
PROFILE
NNM0381 USERID: NMTMG TERMINAL-ID: #4970241
NNM0382 NCL PROCEDURE LIBRARY ID: $DATA.ZNCLPGN
NNM0384 AUTOHOLD SETTING IS ON AUTO.
NNM0385 AUTHORITY LEVEL IS 2, MSGPROC MSGPROCA ACTIVE.
NNM0386 USER SERVICES PROCEDURE: USERSVCS
NNM0388 EMS MESSAGE DELIVERY DETAILS:
NNM0390 .. RECEIVE ALL EMS MESSAGES.
NNM0358 Operand Function
NNM0359 (CMDKEEP=NO..) NO COMMAND WILL BE KEPT ON ENTRY LINE.
NNM0361 (CMDSTACK=99.) COMMAND STACK SIZE IS 99.
NNM0362 (DELCHAR=_...) ROLL DELIMITER LINE CHARACTER IS '_'.
NNM0364 (HOLD=200....) HELD MESSAGES THRESHOLD IS 200.
NNM0365 (INITCMD=....) INITIAL CMD IS: INITCMD.
NNM0378 (EMS=NO......) EMS MESSAGES WILL NOT BE DISPLAYED.
NNM0375 (ROLL=0......) SCREEN ROLL DELAY TIME IS 0.
NNM0366 (MONMSG=NO...) MONITOR CLASS MESSAGES WILL NOT BE DISPLAYED.
NNM0372 (NRDELCH==...) NRD DELIMITER LINE CHARACTER IS '='.
MSG QUEUED ------------------ NonStop NET/MASTER D30 ---------------- --------
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Verbs Used by MSGPROC to Process Messages
MSGPROC uses the following three verbs to read, forward, and delete the messages it
receives. Only a MSGPROC NCL procedure can use these verbs. These verbs are
discussed later in this section.
MSGREAD
MSGCONT
MSGDEL