NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

CNMALERT
Verbs
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See EMSREAD, described later in this section, for information on how to retrieve
unsolicited CNM data (data generated by CNMALERT).
See also the related verbs CNMCLEAR, CNMREAD, CNMSEND, and
CNMVECTR.
Examples
In the following example, &A represents the hexadecimal string
81081000000000084103, and &B represents the hexadecimal string
040000000182F103D7E4C1. Upon completion, the message queued is
81081000000000084103040000000182F103D7E4C1:
CNMALERT VARS=(&A,&B)
In the following example, the variable &START contains the first half of the
hexadecimal message (81081000000000084103040000000182). The variable &END
contains the second half of the hexadecimal message (F103D7E4C1). Because
MODE=INSERT has been specified, the message is placed first in the queue:
CNMALERT MODE=INSERT VARS=(&START,&END)
Note In each of the preceding examples, if the NCL verb EMSREAD completes successfully, &$EMS.CNM.
contains the CNM record created by CNMALERT.