NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

Creating a Ruleset
Creating and Developing Rulesets and Rules
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Specifying the Message Statistics to Capture
Using the fields on the right half of the RMS : Control Options Definition—Statistics
panel, you can instruct RMS to gather the following message statistics:
Keep a count of the total number of processed messages using the Total Msgs
Processed field. The valid values are N (no) and Y (yes). The initial value is N.
Keep a count of the number of processed messages by the message ID using the
Msgs By Message ID field. The valid values are N (no), T (yes and keep the most
recent message text for each message ID), and Y (yes). The initial value is N.
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RMS STATISTICS MESSAGE STATISTICS
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Message Suppression ..........
N Total Msgs Processed ...... N
Message Modification .........
N Msgs By Message ID ........ N
Message Replacement ..........
N
System Command ............... N NOTE: These statistics are kept
NonStop NET/MASTER Command ... N for each active message
Start NCL Procedure .......... N handler.
Exec Command Group ........... N
Activate Timer ............... N Y = Accumulate Statistics
Action Message Group ......... N N = Do Not Accumulate Statistics
Default Propagation .......... N T = Accumulate Stats and Text
Rule Hits .................... N (Msgs By Message ID only)
Specifying the
Environmental Profile
Requirements
When you start a message handler as a MSGPROC, or as an INT-type message handler
in the current or a background environment, the handler uses the profile of the
environment it executes in. However, if the message handler uses a ruleset that has
special profile requirements, these requirements modify the current profile of the
environment. You can thus ensure that whenever you use the ruleset, the profile of
the environment the ruleset is servicing matches the requirements of the ruleset.
For a MSGPROC message handler, the special profile requirements modify the profile
of the environment in which the handler executes.
For an INT-type message handler, the special profile requirements modify the profile
of the dependent processing environment.
Note The message handler cannot effect the change of a profile parameter if the user (that has control of the
message handler) has no authority to change the profile parameter (as specified in the user ID definition).
For example, if the ruleset profile allows the receipt of EMS messages, but the user has no authority to
receive EMS messages, no EMS messages arrive at the message handler.