NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Reference Manual

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Examples
The following example starts an NCL procedure called ABC in the current execution
environment. Execution is not synchronized:
START PROC=ABC
The following example starts an NCL procedure called ABC in the dependent
processing environment associated with the invoking NCL process. Execution is not
synchronized:
START PROC=ABC ENV=DEPENDENT
The following example starts an NCL procedure called ABC in the background
processing environment in which BLOG executes. NCL searches for ABC, beginning
with the user procedure library of BLOG. Execution is synchronized:
START PROC=ABC ENV=BLOG NOTIFY=YES
The following example starts an NCL procedure called ABC in the background
processing environment in which BMON executes. NCL searches for ABC, beginning
with the user procedure library of BMON. Execution is not synchronized. Variables
from &1 through &64 are passed to the started NCL process; the started NCL process
generates variables from &1 through &64 to hold the values that are passed. The
procedure ABC restarts if there is a hardware failure, or if the operating system
process fails:
START PROC=ABC ENV=BMON NOTIFY=NO ARGS RESTART=YES
The following example starts an NCL procedure called ABC in the background
processing environment in which BSYS executes. NCL searches for ABC, beginning
with the user procedure library of BSYS. Execution is synchronized. Variables from
&1 through &10 are passed to the started NCL process; the started NCL process
generates variables from &1 through &10 to hold the values that are passed:
START PROC=ABC ENV=BSYS NOTIFY=YES ARGS RANGE=(1,10)
The following example starts an NCL procedure called ABC in the background
processing environment in which EMSP executes. NCL searches for ABC, beginning
with the user procedure library of EMSP. Execution is not synchronized. The
variables &A, &B, and &C are passed to the started NCL process; the started NCL
process generates variables from &1 through &3 to hold the values that are passed:
START PROC=ABC ENV=EMSP NOTIFY=NO VARS=(&A,&B,&C)