NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

Controlling Message Handlers
Controlling Message Handlers and Rules
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The handler uses the default ruleset of the user who owns the OCS window in which
the handler is being started.
Note If a MSGPROC message handler was previously started for this user and window from the RMS : Start
Message Handler panel using a ruleset other than the default allocated ruleset, that other ruleset is used
instead.
Starting a MSGPROC Automatically. To start a MSGPROC automatically whenever you
enter an OCS window, specify the MSGPROC in your user ID definition. For the OCS
details in your user ID definition, specify ZRMSMGHN for the message procedure. If
you do not have the authority to update your user ID definition, ask your system
manager or security administrator to update the definition for you.
Starting a Message Handler in the Current Environment
Use the following command to start an INT-type message handler in the current
environment:
START ZRMSMGHN INT [ ruleset-name ]
ruleset-name is the name of the ruleset that you want the handler to use. If you do not
specify a ruleset name, the handler uses the default ruleset of the user that owns the
environment. You can start more than one INT-type message handler in the same
environment.
Starting a Message Handler in a Background Environment
Use the following command to start an INT-type message handler in a background
environment:
SUBMIT virtual-user START ZRMSMGHN INT [ ruleset-name ]
virtual-user is one of BLOG, BMON, BSYS, EMSP, and LOGP, and is mandatory;
ruleset-name is the name of the ruleset that you want the handler to use. If you do not
specify a ruleset, the handler uses the default ruleset of the user that owns the
environment. If you specify BMON, EMSP, or LOGP, ensure that the MONMSG
profile parameter of the ruleset has a value of N. You can start more than one
INT-type message handler in the same environment by issuing the SUBMIT command
with different rulesets.