EMS Manual

EMS Programs
EMS Manual—426909-005
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Startup Error Messages
SECURITY since the system load—which makes super-group membership a
requirement for event-message retrieval.
REPLYAFTERWRITE { ON | OFF}
selects the value of the REPLYAFTERWRITE attribute.
ALLOCATE
causes the alternate collector to attempt to create and allocate MAXFILE files
in the log subvolume. It allocates and creates files in the range ZZEVx x x x
through ZZEVyyyy, where the values of x and y are four-digit numbers whose
values are dependent on the values of MAXFILE and the current file number
(cfn).
xxxx = (cfn - MAXFILE + 10001) modulo 10000
yyyy = cfn
In no case does ALLOCATE change the current file number.
Examples:
When cfn = 2 and MAXFILE = 4, the files created are ZZEV9999, ZZEV0000,
ZZEV0001, and ZZEV0002.
When cfn + 6 and MAXFILE = 3, the files created are ZZEV0004, ZZEV0005,
and ZZEV0006.
If ALLOCATE is specified and the alternate collector can start running, but
cannot fully allocate all of the log files or alternate key files in the specified
LOGSUBVOL, the collector issues this message to its OUT file:
<process name> : WARNING - Unable to Allocate File <file
name>, Error: <file error #>
The alternate collector continues to run after issuing this message.
POOLPAGES pages
determines the value of the POOLPAGES attribute. This attribute can have
values in the range 20 through 128.
Startup Error Messages
If the alternate collector detects an error, it issues a message to its OUT file and
terminates abnormally. The general format of an error message is:
message text
can have one of these values:
process name : message text