When issuing a SUBMIT command via an &INTCMD NCL verb in a NCL procedure, the SUBMIT command may be flushed and does not complete.

Products

• CMDB for z/OS
• NetSpy Network Performance
• NetMaster Network Automation
• SOLVE
• NetMaster Network Management for SNA
• NetMaster Network Management for TCP/IP
• NetMaster File Transfer Management
• SOLVE:Operations Automation
• SOLVE:Access Session Management
• SOLVE:FTS

Issue/Introduction

When using the &INTCMD verb in combination with the SUBMIT command in a NCL procedure, the SUBMIT may be flushed and not executed.

When using an &INTCMD verb with a SUBMIT command in this format:

&INTCMD SUBMIT userid command...

 

The following message may be seen:

N03909 SUBMIT FLUSHED. NCLID nnnnnn

 

Cause

The &INTCMD NCL verb is designed to issue a product command from the current NCL processing environment and then the command responses are passed back to the current environment for further processing.

The SUBMIT command issues a command in a specific processing environment other than the current environment, so no command responses will be returned for further processing. Thus, there is no need to issue a SUBMIT command via an &INTCMD verb. If the current processing environment ends before the SUBMIT command completes, the SUBMIT will be flushed.

 

Resolution

Do not issue a SUBMIT command via an &INTCMD verb in a NCL procedure. There is no need to do this since no command responses will be returned from the command issued by the SUBMIT. If you need to use a SUBMIT command, you should issue it in your NCL as is without prefacing it with the &INTCMD verb.

 

Additional Information

Additional Information:

The usage of the &INTCMD verb is described in the product documentation located here:

&INTCMD