Open System Services Installation Guide (H06.16+, J06.05+)

B OSS EasySetup Status Messages

The OSS EasySetup utilities display status messages on these devices:

• Your home terminal

• The $0 and $ZLOG processes, which collect Event Management Service (EMS) events, provided

the EASYSETUP^EMSVOL param is set

OSSSETUP also writes status messages to OSSJOURN, a journal file that it creates on the volume

and subvolume from which you invoke OSSSETUP.

Sections:

• “Event Management Service (EMS) Events”

• “Start-Up and Finished Messages” (page 46)

• “Other Status Messages” (page 47)

Event Management Service (EMS) Events

The event-id of an EMS event generated by an OSS EasySetup utility is:

TANDEM.OSS.D30 000010 USER NOTICE (user-id) : utility-name : text

user-id

is the user ID of the user executing the utility.

utility-name

is the utility—either STARTOSS, STOPOSS, OSSSETUP, or OSSREMOV.

text

describes the EMS event.

Example 13 Event Management Service (EMS) Event

02-01-17 15:00:16 \NODE1.$Z8SZ TANDEM.OSS.D30 000010 USER NOTICE

(SUPER.SUPER) :

STOPOSS : \NODE1.$Z8SZ:18310253 : Shutdown

of the OSS subsystem on \NODE1: COMPLETED

Start-Up and Finished Messages

When you start an OSS EasySetup utility, it displays a message of the form:

utility - T0585version (vproc-date) - date time System \node

When an OSS EasySetup utility finishes, it displays a message of the form:

utility finished.

utility

is either OSSSETUP, OSSREMOV, STARTOSS, or STOPOSS.

version

is the product version of utility; for example, G07.

vproc-date

is the RVU date of vproc in the form ddmmmyyyy; for example, 08OCT2001.

date

is the current date in the form month day, year; for example, December 6, 2001.

time

is the current time in the form hh:mm:ss; for example, 16:12:38.

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