&CNMDEL

The &CNMDEL verb deletes a CNM record or stops ISR delivery of the record to a remote region.

This verb has the following format:

&CNMDEL [ LOCAL |
          REMOTE |
          LINKNAME=linkname |
          SSCPNAME=sscpname |
          DOMAIN=domain ]

The &CNMDEL verb is used only within the CNMPROC to delete the current CNM record or to stop its delivery across ISR links.

Operands:

LOCAL: Specifies that the current CNM record is to be deleted from the local CNMPROC but is to be sent to all remote CNMPROCs.
REMOTE: Stops the delivery of the current CNM record across any ISR links to remote CNMPROCs.
LINKNAME=linkname | SSCPNAME=sscpname | DOMAIN=domain: Stops the delivery of the current CNM record to the CNMPROC running in the specified system. These operands are mutually exclusive.

Examples: &CNMDEL

&CNMDEL LINKNAME=NMP

&CNMDEL LOCAL

Notes:

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

0: The record has been successfully delivered to the target CNMPROC.
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.

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