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Deletes one or more non-roll deletable messages.
&NRDDEL domid [ domid2 ... domidn ]
Non-roll deletable (NRD) messages issued to OCS windows is hidden by the OCS operator (by placing the cursor on the NRD message and pressing Enter), but not deleted. These messages can only be deleted by the &NRDDEL statement executed within an NCL procedure.
NRD messages may be sourced externally (for example, from the AOM system component), or by using the &WRITE NRD=YES statement.
Operands:
The delete operator message identifier designating the message that is to have its non-roll deletable status removed. The DOM ID for a message is obtained from system variable &ZDOMID (after an &WRITE NRD=YES statement generating a NRD message), or from &ZMDOMID (when a message is received by MSGPROC which has an NRD attribute).
Each DOM ID specified on the &NRDDEL statement refers to one message.
Examples: &NRDDEL
&NRDDEL &M1 &M2 &M3
Notes:
Messages hidden by an OCS operator pressing the Enter key are invisible only to that operator and may be redisplayed by using the NRDRET command.
Messages from an NCL procedure using &WRITE NRD=YES are automatically deleted when the procedure terminates - use &WRITE NRD=OPER to retain the messages you generate. These messages have the general operational characteristics of NRD messages but do not have an associated DOM ID.
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