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IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Version 6 Release 1 Programming: Pipes �� SC27-2859-02
Page 1: IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Version
Page 5 and 6: Contents Figures . . . . . . . . .
Page 7 and 8: PIPE XLATE. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 9 and 10: Figures 1. Stages within a Pipeline
Page 11 and 12: About this publication Intended aud
Page 13 and 14: v Program Directory for IBM Tivoli
Page 15 and 16: Accessibility Accessing publication
Page 17 and 18: Conventions used in this publicatio
Page 19 and 20: You do not need to specify the trai
Page 21 and 22: Chapter 1. NetView Pipelines Introd
Page 23 and 24: PIPE Command went in, but only two
Page 25 and 26: stages have a third stream, which i
Page 27 and 28: Complex Pipelines Chapter 2, “Pip
Page 29 and 30: NCCF NETVIEW CNM19 PETE 03/26/10 13
Page 31 and 32: Device drivers are stages that inte
Page 33 and 34: Online Help Facility v The stage de
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Page 37 and 38: Introduction and Concepts WISHCLST
Page 39 and 40: Chapter 2. Pipeline Stages and Synt
Page 41 and 42: Where: stage_name Is any NetView PI
Page 43 and 44: Usage Notes The default stage separ
Page 45 and 46: Pipeline Stages and Syntax Table 2.
Page 47 and 48: PIPE APPEND Syntax APPEND: ▼ APPE
Page 49 and 50: PIPE BETWEEN Syntax BETWEEN: BETWEE
Page 51 and 52: PIPE CASEI Syntax CASEI: Synonyms C
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PIPE CHANGE Syntax Synonyms CHANGE
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is searched. If you do not specify
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PIPE CHOP Syntax CHOP: CHOP width c
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PIPE COLLECT Syntax COLLECT: ► Sy
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MAX Specifies setting a limit for t
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The simple pipeline FAN:FANIN|LABS:
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Usage Notes Examples PIPE CONSOLE A
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PIPE COREVENT Syntax COREVENT: CORE
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PIPE COREVTDA Syntax COREVTDA: CORE
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Usage Notes PIPE CORRCMD Usage note
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- Output from the stage is collecte
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PIPE CORRWAIT processing until the
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Return Codes The following return c
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PIPE COUNT Syntax COUNT: COUNT Syno
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Examples v Line count attributes se
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PIPE CPDOMAIN Syntax Synonyms CPDOM
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PIPE CZR Syntax CZR ►► CZR TIME
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PIPE CZR You can use CZR to copy a
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KEEPLAST Specifies that the last me
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PIPE DIVERT Syntax DIVERT: DIVERT C
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Usage Notes DROP cannot be the firs
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PIPE LITERAL /TASKUTIL/ | DUP 3 | C
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CBETEMP CONSZERO COPY * number COPY
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| ASTYPE B2C CHKEY C2B C2D C2F C2G
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Stage Operands Synonym WRITELINE WL
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Table 3. Global Order Summary (cont
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Table 4. Input Order Summary (conti
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Table 5. Conversion Order Summary (
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Table 7. Supported environments for
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Table 7. Supported environments for
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Position can be any positive or neg
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PIPE EDIT argument. Note that FINDL
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PIPE EDIT /string/. Previous SKIPTO
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SKIPTO (global order) Sets the logi
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PIPE EDIT SKIPTO is a complementary
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AUTOMATE Indicates that the message
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PIPE EDIT Check these bits: Bit Mea
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PIPE EDIT PAD /0/ is specified. If
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WORD 2.3 CAN BE FUN! WORD 2 CAN WOR
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PIPE EDIT See also the conversion o
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PIPE EDIT 17-character date/time va
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PIPE EDIT RIGHT (conversion order)
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PIPE EDIT disposition (output order
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Usage Notes PIPE EDIT, UFLAGS is eq
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PIPE ENVDATA Syntax ENVDATA: Synony
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PIPE EXPOSE Syntax EXPOSE: EXPOSE R
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PIPE FANIN Syntax FANIN: FANIN Comm
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PIPE FANINANY Syntax FANINANY: FANI
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PIPE FANOUT Syntax FANOUT: FANOUT C
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PIPE FMTPACKT Syntax FMTPACKT: ►
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PIPE FMTPACKT SUMMARY For specific
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STATE List the beginning and ending
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PIPE HELDMSG The HELDMSG stage copi
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The CORRWAIT stage does not insert
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+0000000016 user not authorized +00
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PIPE INTERPRT Syntax Synonyms INTER
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Example: Understanding Error Messag
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PIPE JOINCONT Syntax JOINCONT: JOIN
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M CONSONANT T CONSONANT X CONSONANT
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PIPE KEEP million seconds (nearly 4
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’| TAKE LAST 2’, /* to examine
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PIPE LOCATE Syntax LOCATE: Synonyms
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PIPE LOGTO Syntax LOGTO: LOGTO Syno
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PIPE LOOKUP Syntax LOOKUP: ► LOOK
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Usage Notes Examples PIPE LOOKUP v
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PIPE MEMLIST Syntax MEMLIST ►►
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PIPE MVS Syntax MVS: MVS MOE cmdtex
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PIPE NETVIEW Syntax NETVIEW: Synony
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PIPE NETVIEW messages that are issu
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PIPE NLOCATE Syntax NLOCATE: Synony
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PIPE NLS Syntax NLS: NLS GLOBAL NON
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PIPE NOT Syntax NOT: NOT stage_spec
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PIPE NPDAEVD Syntax NPDAEVD: NPDAEV
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PIPE PERSIST Syntax PERSIST: PERSIS
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Examples Example: Issuing a VTAM Co
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Selects the message if the first st
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PIPE PIPEND Syntax PIPEND: Synonyms
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PIPE PPI Syntax PPI Sender: PPI PPI
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Usage Notes PIPE PPI When PPI is us
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Examples ('1' B). PPI (TRAPROUT) is
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PIPE PRESATTR Syntax Synonyms PRESA
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Examples v The color and highlighti
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Operand Descriptions Usage Notes PI
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DWO970I QSAM : GET FAILED WITH RETU
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PIPE REVERSE Syntax REVERSE: Synony
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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If an argument is not specified and
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PIPE SAFE Syntax SAFE ►► SAFE *
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* REXX sample command list */ ’PI
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PIPE SEPARATE Syntax Synonyms SEPAR
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PIPE SORT Syntax SORT: SORT PAD '00
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PIPE SORT Processing proceeds from
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Examples BEFORE The line is split j
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SetCurrent: EXECUTE SET CURRENT PAC
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PIPE SQL Performing a Query with SQ
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* Drop a table */ ’pipe lit /drop
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PIPE SQLCODES Syntax Synonyms SQLCO
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Termination Conditions If specified
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Examples v Multiple streams cannot
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TO/NOT Removes blanks or other spec
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PIPE SUBSYM Syntax SUBSYM: Synonyms
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Examples v TAKE LAST can affect per
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Usage Notes Examples is searched. Y
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Streams Server names on secondary i
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PIPE TSO AUTHCHK An error occurred
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IF rc 2 THEN say theUser ’not fo
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Examples Example: Automation Table
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UNIX commands are submitted under t
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Examples −0000000023 Indicates th
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PIPE VAR and PIPE $VAR Syntax VAR a
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Examples v When VAR is not the firs
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Streams v If data is in the form va
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BNH031I NETVIEW GLOBAL VARIABLE INF
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PIPE VERIFY Syntax ►► VERIFY: V
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PIPE VET Syntax VET (first stage):
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PIPE VET Note: For any field of dat
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Examples any VET command with a PF
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additional lines, if any, as the da
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PIPE XCFMSG Syntax XCFMSG: XCFMSG g
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PIPE XCFQUERY Syntax XCFQUERY: XCFQ
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Example: Displaying a Member of a G
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Usage Notes Examples resides. This
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Examples E2A Specifies that EBCDIC
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Usage Notes PIPE < (From Disk) 8. B
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PIPE > (To Disk) Syntax (To Disk):
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Chapter 3. NetView Pipelines Device
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Notice that the vertical bar (|) ha
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2. The NETVIEW stage reads the pipe
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3. The third LITERAL stage writes t
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PIPE NETVIEW MVS D A,L | CORRWAIT 5
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3. The LOCATE stage selects inactiv
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8. The outer pipe resumes. 9. The C
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* REXX COMMAND LIST PIPSTEMC */ ’
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Building Large PIPE Commands: INTER
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Chapter 4. NetView Pipeline Filters
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NCCF NETVIEW CNM01 OPER6 03/20/10 1
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Processing steps: 1. The NETVIEW st
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NCCF NETVIEW NTVAA OPER6 02/01/10 1
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2. The CORRWAIT stage allows a 60 s
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Emptying the Pipeline: HOLE NCCF NE
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Chapter 5. Full-Screen Automation T
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Consider each stage in the PIPE to
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Attaching and Detaching Virtual OST
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Full-Screen Automation VET First St
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Note: If you attempt to write a /st
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ROWS Format If BNH150I results from
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write-type The write-type is either
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+ NTV7E DSI#0003 BNJ924I CANNOT SEN
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* HALERT: Retrieve Alert History */
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Chapter 6. Using Tivoli NetView for
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SQSELECT - Format a Query DSIDB2MT
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column is null or contains data. Th
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Using Tivoli NetView for z/OS SQL S
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Chapter 7. REXX Access to VSAM File
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REXX Access to VSAM Files Samples C
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Chapter 8. Debugging NetView Pipeli
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* REXX Fragment */ ... Tracing Pipe
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Stage 7 writes output to stream 1,
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Additional Troubleshooting Tips Deb
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Appendix. Additional NetView Pipeli
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IF RC ¬= 0 THEN SAY ’RC=’RC
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Additional NetView Pipeline Example
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Notices NCCF NETVIEW CNM01 OPER1 03
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Programming Interfaces Trademarks
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Index Special characters $STEM stag
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examples (continued) REVERSE stage
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pipelines (continued) general conce
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XCFTABLE stage 274 XDUMP, CONSOLE o
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