&CNMCONT

The &CNMCONT verb directs the current CNM record across a specific ISR link.

This verb has the following format:

&CNMCONT [ LOCAL |
           REMOTE |
           LINKNAME=linkname |
           SSCPNAME=sscpname |
           DOMAIN=domain ]
         [ NVC={ YES |NO } ]

The &CNMCONT verb is used only within the CNMPROC procedure to send the current CNM record across all or specific ISR links.

Operands:

LOCAL | REMOTE | LINKNAME=linkname | SSCPNAME=sscpname | DOMAIN=domain

(Optional) Specifies the system that the current CNM record is targeted at. If omitted and the CNM record contains a SNAMS MDS-MU, it is repackaged and sent to the remote SNAMS focal point, if one is active. (That is, it is equivalent to the &SNAMS SEND CATEGORY='23F0F3F1'x operation.) Otherwise, it is sent to all remote systems.

LOCAL: Sends the current CNM record to only the local CNMPROC. This option is equivalent to the &CNMDELREMOTE verb, that is, the CNM record is discarded.
REMOTE: Sends the current CNM record to all remote CNMPROCs across ISR links known to the local system.
LINKNAME=linkname | SSCPNAME=sscpname | DOMAIN=domain: These operands are used to direct the CNM record only to the CNMPROC running in the specified system. An asterisk (*) is used as the operand value to direct it across all ISR links, known SSCPs, or domains respectively.

NVC={ YES | NO }

Indicates whether the CNM record is sent across NetView Connect ISR links (NetView Connect does not support some CNM records supported by your product region).

Examples: &CNMCONT

&CNMCONT

&CNMCONT LINKNAME=NMP

&CNMCONT LOCAL

Notes:

When control is returned to the NCL procedure following a &CNMCONT statement the &RETCODE is set to one of the following:

0: The record has been successfully delivered to the target CNMPROC or is on its way to the remote SNAMS focal point.
8: An error has been encountered (for example, the target name specified does not exist).

See also the ISR command description in the online help.

More information:

&CNMDEL