NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

INTCMD
Verbs
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Using dependent processing environments is not limited to standard procedures.
The INTCMD verb can be used within special procedures, such as the EMSPROC
and MSGPROC NCL procedures. The INIT and READY procedures can also
execute the INTCMD verb. The results are returned to the initiating process and
are queued for processing by the INTREAD verb. However, by default, all
command results processed by using the INTREAD verb are logged to the activity
log to provide an audit trail of events.
The INTCLEAR verb can be used to discard any messages queued to the
dependent queues. Messages that arrive after an INTCLEAR verb is issued are
queued to the appropriate queue.
See the CMD core statement in Section 2, “Core Statements.” This core statement
can also be used to issue NonStop NET/MASTER MS commands.
For more information on the INTCMD verb and the CMD core statement, refer to
the NonStop NET/MASTER NCL Programmer's Guide, which also contains examples
of the use of the INTCMD verb.
Examples
The following example starts the NCL procedure TEST1 in the dependent processing
environment:
INTCMD START TEST1
The following example executes a SH NCL=ALL command; the output is queued to
the response queue of the dependent processing environment:
INTCMD "SH NCL=ALL"