NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

CONTROL
Verbs
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TRACE
causes statements to be displayed prior to execution.
TRACEALL
specifies that expanded trace information is to be provided.
TRACELAB
specifies that tracing of NCL procedure labels only is to be performed.
TRACELOG
specifies that tracing of NCL statements to the system log, in addition to the
operator's terminal, is to be performed.
USRCMD
specifies that commands issued within an NCL process are to be replaced by REPL
equates, if a matching REPL equate exists. A REPL equate is an equate of a
command during execution of the INIT NCL procedure. For more information on
the use of the operand USRCMD, refer to the EQUATE command in the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS Command Reference Manual.
NOUSRCMD
specifies that commands issued within an NCL process are not to be replaced by
REPL equates, if a matching REPL equate exists. For more information on the use
of the operand NOUSRCMD, refer to the EQUATE command in the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS Command Reference Manual.
Considerations
The operands SHRVARS and NOSHRVARS are referred to in the CALL and
FUNCTION core statements in Section 2, “Core Statements.”
For a complete discussion of the CONTROL verb operands affecting function keys,
refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER NCL Programmer's Guide.
See also the ASSIGN verb in this section for a full description of how values can be
assigned to groups of variables.
Examples
If you use the CONTROL verb as in the following example, no commands issued by
the INTCMD verb are logged in the activity log:
CONTROL TRACE NOINTLOG
The following verb would echo commands to the activity log but not to the user's
terminal:
CONTROL NOCMD