Invokes the subsystem command interpreter. It is also an NRJE subsystem
command and allows you to switch to a different default workstation.
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The NRJE command enables you to enter the NRJE subsystem from MPE
or, when used as an SNA NRJE subsystem command, to change default
workstations. When you issue the command from MPE, the SNA NRJE
subsystem prints a banner line identifying the version of NRJE installed
on your computer. You then receive the NRJE welcome message and
a workstation prompt string. When you enter an NRJE command from the subsystem, you receive only the workstation
prompt string.
If you enter an NRJE command from MPE, the Wsid parameter is optional; however, it is required if you
issue the command within the NRJE subsystem. In either case, when
you specify a Wsid in an NRJE command, you designate a default workstation for your
NRJE session. A workstation specified in an NRJE command remains the default workstation for your NRJE
session until you enter another NRJE command with its own Wsid.
When you establish a default workstation, you can utilize
NRJE user and manager commands more efficiently. For example, the SUBMIT command contains an optional WSID=Wsid parameter. Once you have established a default workstation,
you can issue a SUBMIT command for a workstation without appending a WSID=Wsid parameter. The subsystem defaults to the workstation
specified in your last NRJE command.
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After entering NRJE from MPE, you can set up a new default workstation
by issuing an NRJE command with a Wsid. If you did not identify a Wsid in your initial NRJE command, your new NRJE command with the Wsid establishes the first default workstation for your
session. If you did identify a Wsid in your initial NRJE command, your new NRJE command enables you to switch to a different default
workstation.
You can designate a default workstation and then enter certain
user or manager commands with a WSID=Wsid parameter. In this case, the subsystem executes the
command for the workstation in the WSID=Wsid parameter. However, use of a WSID=Wsid parameter does not change the default workstation.
If you then issue another command without the WSID=Wsid parameter, the subsystem executes that command for
the default workstation. The following example illustrates switching
from RMT11 as a default workstation to RMT99 as a default, and then
back to RMT11. Remember that an EXIT command always returns control to the process that called
the NRJE CI.
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: ... You are logged on to MPE.
:NRJE RMT11 Enter NRJE with RMT11 as the default workstation.
product number version number NJRE (C) HEWLETT-PACKARD CO. copyright year
NRJE WELCOME The NRJE WELCOME text is configured by an
NRJE manager.
RMT11> ... Execute NRJE commands with RMT11 as the default
workstation. The prompting string is configured
in the NMMGR Workstation Data screen.
RMT11>NRJE RMT99 Switch to RMT99 as the default workstation.
RMT99> ... Execute NRJE commands with RMT99 as the default.
RMT99>NRJE RMT11 Switch to RMT11 as the default workstation.
RMT11> ... Execute some NRJE commands with RMT11 as the default
workstation.
RMT11>EXIT Return control to MPE.
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In the example above, you enter NRJE specifying RMT11 as the default workstation. After executing some
commands, you switch the default workstation from RMT11 to RMT99, and then back to RMT11. Eventually, you return control to MPE.
