HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 127)

SEND Command
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Interface
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SEND Command Use the SEND command to establish a new utility session with a utility and to send
text to it, or to send text to an existing utility session.
OPSYS [ SEND ] session[=utility ] [ text ]
session
is a valid session name.
SEND is optional. If SEND is specified and the session does not already exist, the
session is created.
A valid session name begins with an alphabetic character, followed by up to 19
letters, numbers, or underscores. The following are examples of valid session
names:
FUP1
MY_FUP_FOR_45_FILES
F_U_G_A_Z_I
FINLEY_KAREN
utility
is only required if the utility session is being created, and if the session name is
different from the utility name. If this parameter is specified, it must be directly
preceded by the equal sign (=). The equal sign must not be surrounded by spaces.
This parameter permits you to establish sessions with more than one instance of
the same utility by giving different sessions different names.
utility is the actual valid name of the utility as defined in the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS configuration. It is limited to 12 characters.
text
is an optional parameter that specifies the text that is to be sent to the utility
session for processing.
Considerations
NonStop NET/MASTER MS only permits the SEND command to send text to existing
utility sessions that were created from your current environment using your current
Guardian user ID.
The SEND command sends text (which usually consists of a command) in response to
the utility’s command prompt. If there is no command prompt, either because the
utility is prompting for confirmation or because it is still processing previous
commands, the new text waits until the utility issues the next command prompt. Text
sent to a utility with the SEND command is processed in the order that it was sent.