NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

NRDDEL
Verbs
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NRDDEL The NRDDEL verb deletes one or more non-roll-delete (NRD) messages from the OCS
window. Only full NRDs (with a DOM ID) can be deleted from within an NCL
procedure using this verb.
Note For more information on message deletion, refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER MS PURGE command in
the NonStop NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator’s Guide.
NRDDEL { domid | ( domid ,… ) }
domid
specifies the DOM ID that identifies the message that you want to delete. The
DOM ID of a message is obtained from the &SYS.DOM.ID system variable (after a
WRITE NRD=YES statement that generates a non-roll-delete message) or from
&$MSG.DOM.DOMID (when a message is received by MSGPROC that has a NRD
attribute).
Each DOM ID specified in the NRDDEL statement refers to one message.
Considerations
See also MSGREAD and WRITE. MSGREAD describes how you can obtain a
message in an NCL process. WRITE describes how to issue a message to a
terminal or to another executing NCL process.
Refer to the SHOW NRD, PURGE NRD, and NRDRET commands in the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS Command Reference Manual. The SHOW NRD command can
obtain a list of all full NRD messages. The PURGE NRD command can purge one
or more full NRD messages. The NRDRET command can restore those full NRD
messages that are temporarily hidden as a result of pressing the ENTER key.
See also the description of the &SYS.DOM.ID system variable in Section 5,
“System Variables.” This description includes more information on NRD
messages.
Example
The following example deletes the hidden NRD messages with the DOM IDs &M1,
&M2, and &M3:
NRDDEL (&M1 &M2, &M3)