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Implicit NCL Execution

Certain system functions execute NCL processes on behalf of users. The Primary Menu NCL procedure is an example of this. When a user logs on, the NCL procedure nominated on the SYSPARMS MENUPROC command is executed.

In this case, NCL execution has been invoked implicitly as a result of a user logging on, rather than as a result of a START or EXEC command.

Other examples of implicit NCL execution are:

• MAI menu procedure (MAI selected from the Primary Menu)
• EASINET procedure (invoked on behalf of each terminal when it connects)