NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

Controlling Message Handlers
Controlling Message Handlers and Rules
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2. Select option 1 to access Start RMS Message Handler. The RMS : Start Message
Handler panel appears.
SDPL-------------------- RMS : Start Message Handler ------------------ZRMSSTRP
Select Option ===>
E - Start a Message Handler as EMSPROC
L - Start a Message Handler as LOGPROC
M - Start a Message Handler as MSGPROC
C - Start a Message Handler in Current Environment
B - Start a Message Handler in Background Environment
X - Exit
Ruleset Name .... ˚˚˚˚˚˚˚ (Ruleset name or BLANK for selection list)
Parm Override ... NO˚ (Y/N - Override Stored Ruleset Parameters)
Exec Region ..... ˚˚˚˚˚˚˚˚ (Optn B - BSYS BMON BLOG or EMSP)
(Note - Region must be authorized for reqd msg flow)
F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F4=Return F9=Swap
a. At the Ruleset Name field, specify the name of the ruleset that you want the
message handler to start with. If you have been allocated a default ruleset, the
Ruleset Name field contains the name of your default ruleset. If you wish to
be prompted by a selection list panel, ensure that the field is blank.
b. At the Parm Override field, type one of the following:
N (NO) to leave the control options unchanged. This is the default.
Y (YES) to temporarily change the control options. The change is valid
only for this execution of the message handler.
c. If you want to start a handler in a background environment, specify the owner
of the environment (BLOG, BMON, BSYS, or EMSP) at the Exec Region field.
If you specify BMON or EMSP, ensure that the MONMSG profile parameter of
the ruleset has a value of N.
d. Select the appropriate option to start the message handler as follows:
Option E to start an EMSPROC (authority to use the SYSPARMS
command required)
Option L to start a LOGPROC (authority to use the SYSPARMS command
required)
Option M to start a MSGPROC
Option C to start an INT-type message handler in the current environment