NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

LOGCONT
Verbs
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LOGCONT The LOGCONT verb resumes normal processing of a message. This verb must be
used within a LOGPROC NCL procedure. It requests that a message previously
requested for processing by the LOGREAD verb be returned to NonStop
NET/MASTER MS for delivery to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS activity log. The
LOGCONT verb can change some of the properties of the message before it is
delivered.
A LOGPROC NCL procedure is a system-level NCL process that intercepts and
processes messages destined for the NonStop NET/MASTER MS activity log. A
LOGPROC NCL procedure uses special message handling verbs beginning with the
letters LOG.
The LOGCONT verb need not be issued if LOGREAD verbs follow each other. If a
message is being processed by a LOGREAD verb, and another LOGREAD verb is
issued without an intervening LOGDEL verb, an implied LOGCONT verb is executed.
The message is returned for standard processing to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS
activity log, before the next LOGREAD verb is issued.
A LOGCONT verb can be used to free a message for delivery while a LOGPROC
procedure continues processing and before the procedure issues another LOGREAD
verb.
If a LOGCONT verb is used within any NCL procedure other than a LOGPROC NCL
procedure, a run-time error is issued. A LOGCONT verb issued when no message is
currently being processed by a LOGPROC NCL process is ignored.
LOGCONT [ NODE= luname ] | [ TERM= luname ]
[ USER= userid ]
[ DATA= rest-of-statement ]
NODE= luname
specifies the new terminal name that replaces the original terminal name in the log
message before delivery to the activity log. NODE= luname performs the same
function as TERM= luname . It is provided for compatibility with NonStop
NET/MASTER MS.
TERM= luname
same as NODE.
USER= userid
specifies the new value of the user ID that replaces the original user ID in the log
message before delivery to the activity log.