NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

CONTROL
Verbs
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CONTROL The CONTROL verb defines all NCL processing options that can be used to modify
NCL execution characteristics. You can use it to tailor your NCL procedure’s
operational features. If you specify CONTROL with no operands, NCL reverts to
default values.
CONTROL [ CMD | NOCMD ]
[ CMDSEP | NOCMDSEP ]
[ ENDMSG | NOENDMSG ]
[ FINDRC | NOFINDRC ]
[ FLDCTL | NOFLDCTL ]
[ INTLOG | NOINTLOG ]
[ PAKEYS | NOPAKEYS ]
[ PANELRC | NOPANELRC ]
[ PFKMAP | NOPFKMAP ]
[ PFKSTD | PFKALL | NOPFK ]
[ PFK3270 | PFKGEN | PFKNATIVE ]
[ RNGLIM | NORNGLIM ]
[ SHAREW | NOSHAREW ]
[ SHRVARS [=] [ share-list | NO ]
[ NOSHRVARS [=] [ share-list | NO ]
[ NOTRACE | TRACE | TRACEALL | TRACELAB | TRACELOG ]
[ USRCMD | NOUSRCMD ]
share-list = { element | [ element , … ] }
element :
&*
&simple-variable [*]
&stem-variable. [*]
CALLER
CMD
specifies that commands executed by an NCL process are to be echoed to the
activity log and to the user's terminal.
NOCMD
specifies that commands executed by an NCL process are to be echoed to the
activity log but not to the user's terminal.
CMDSEP
specifies that commands executed by an NCL process are to be scanned for the
concatenation character (;).