NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide
Adding a Message Group Rule
Creating and Developing Rulesets and Rules
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Note Panels require a terminal for display. If you use panels in a rule within the ruleset, you should ensure that
the handler delivers the message to a terminal. For example, specify Y in the Deliver field and start the
message handler as a MSGPROC in an OCS environment. If the environment does not support panels,
the panel cannot be delivered but the message handler continues operating.
Note If you use a panel to display your message, the user will need to press a function key to remove the panel
and return to normal message display.
If you want a message delivered, you must specify both the Replacement Method field
and the Replacement Text fields on the RMS : Message Parameters panel. Otherwise,
leave the fields blank.
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Specify the method of text delivery in the Replacement Method field. The value must
be L (line by line) or P (panel). Specify the message text in the Replacement Text field.
You can specify up to 10 lines of text, each line containing up to 75 characters. You can
use the at sign (@) and variables in the text as follows:
If the value in the Replacement Method field is L, use the at sign (@) to delimit
strings that you want to appear in high intensity but with no highlighting. Ensure
that you also set the Scan field to Y for the message attributes. For example, the
following text appears with bold in high intensity when displayed on a terminal
(the first @ switches on high intensity and the second @ switches off high
intensity):
This is in@bold@and this is not.
Use variables as part of the new text. You can use global variables, user variables,
and message variables. For example, you can use the original messages as part of
the new text through the &ZZZMSGTEXT1 to &ZZZMSGTEXT20 variables. These
variables hold the messages that trigger the message action rules that are members
of this message group rule.