You leave the control program and return to the system prompt using the exit or quit command. If you enter invalid input, the control program displays the valid commands. To use the control program commands from the system prompt, enter the rpccp command with an internal command of the control program as the first argument. You can do this either interactively or in a command procedure. Except for the exit and quit commands, rpccp commands have one or more options.
Some options require arguments.
Commands that access NSI operations also require the name of a name service entry as an argument. There are variations in the action of the control program, depending on whether commands are entered from the system prompt or from within the control program. For example, entering the annotation field of profile elements from the system prompt allows you to include internal spaces in an annotation. The following table describes the scope of the RPC control program commands. Otherwise, any run-time status codes returned by the control program will be hexadecimal, rather than textual.