NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

SECCALL GET
Verbs
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SECCALL GET The SECCALL GET verb retrieves user ID information from the user ID database.
SECCALL GET MDO= mdo-name
[ OPT={ KEQ | KGT | KLT } ]
USERID= uuuuuuuu
MDO= mdo-name
defines the name of the MDO stem variable into which the user information is to
be placed.
OPT
specifies the relationship between the supplied search key and the matching entry,
if one can be found. The following OPT operands specify how the search is made
for the user ID entry in the user ID database to obtain a record.
KEQ
specifies that an exact match must be found.
KGT
specifies a record that will satisfy the search, but whose key is the lowest key
value greater than the supplied user ID.
KLT
specifies a record that will satisfy the search, but whose key is the highest key
value less than the supplied user ID.
USERID= uuuuuuuu
specifies the user ID to be selected by the SECCALL GET operation. uuuuuuuu
must be an existing user ID.
Considerations
The &SYS.RETCODE system variable is set to 0 (zero) if the SECCALL GET
completed without errors; otherwise it is set to 4, in which case further
information is available in &SYSMSG.
See SECCALL QUERY, which retrieves information about the current user from
memory, thereby saving disk accesses.
For more information on SECCALL verbs, refer to the NonStop NET/MASTER NCL
Programmer's Guide.