NCL Introduction, Syntax
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Library /sys$common/syshlp/nclhelp.hlb NCL Introduction, Syntax *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX) |
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An NCL command can contain the following elements, in the order
shown:
verb [entity name] [,argument/attribute] [,prepositional_phrase]
and as demonstrated in the following example:
ncl> show node .mass.boston.welder routing circuit ethernet-1 -
_ncl> all status,by user=harry, password=truman
This command shows the current values for all status attributes
for routing circuit Ethernet-1 on node .mass.boston.welder with
access control information supplied. The components of this
command are:
o Verb (or directive): show
o Entity name: node .mass.boston.welder routing circuit
ethernet-1, where:
- node is the global entity class
- .mass.boston.welder is the instance name for class node
- routing identifies the module to which this entity belongs
- circuit is the entity class
- ethernet-1 is the instance name for class circuit. The
entity name reflects the full naming hierarchy for the
entity.
o all status, an attribute specifier
o by (preceded by a comma), a prepositional phrase
o user=harry, password=truman, user name and password used for
access control on the remote node
A comma must separate more than one attribute or argument and
must always precede a preposition. For example:
ncl> show node moosie session control port * all status, all -
_ncl> counters, with direction = outgoing
If the command is directed to the local system, it is not
necessary to include the node entity's class/instance in the
command. For example, this command would create the specified
entity on the local node:
ncl> create routing type endnode
Additional Information (explode) :
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