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Controlling Message Action Rules

Controlling Message Handlers and Rules

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SDPL------------------- RMS : Message Action Details ------------------ZRMSMADP

Message Details

Subject............. $BXYZ

Manager.............

Arrival Time........ 13:46:13

Text.... NNM0597 USER 100,7 AT HOMETERM $ICIP.#V000000 STARTED NCP $DAT

A9.INNM.NCP IN CPU 1:1 WITH CONFIGURATION FILE $DATA2.G.TC0800

Rule Details

Ruleset............. KFTEST Rule ID ... ANYNNM

Msg-Handler NCLID... 001504 Rule-Action NCLID.... 001518

System Action....... NCLPROC: TPROC

NCL Queue........... RMSQTEST Region... NMTJN

Action Status....... ACTIVE (Currently executing)

F1=Help F2=Split F3=Exit F4=Return F9=Swap

You can also use the RMS DISPLAY QUEUED command from an OCS

window or the ZRMSAPIN ( GETQUEUED ) procedure call from a user NCL

procedure to, respectively, display or retrieve detailed information about

queued rule actions. For more information on using RMS commands and

procedure calls, see Appendix B, “RMS Commands,” and Appendix C, “RMS

Procedure Calls,” respectively.

Use the action code D to delete actions. A message appears prompting you to

confirm the deletion of the actions.

Note If you change your mind and do not want to delete the selected actions, cancel the deleting operation by

pressing F12 and do not press ENTER to confirm the deletion.

Press ENTER to confirm the deletion. The flag **DELETED** indicates a

successful deletion.

You can also use the RMS DELETE QUEUED command from an OCS window

or the ZRMSAPIN ( DELQUEUED ) procedure call from a user NCL

procedure to delete queued rule actions. For more information on using RMS

commands and procedure calls, see Appendix B, “RMS Commands,” and

Appendix C, “RMS Procedure Calls,” respectively.

Displaying and Thawing

Frozen Message Subjects

You can display frozen message subjects, and you can thaw a frozen message subject

to reactivate the messages containing that subject to trigger rules again. Figure 9-3

shows the panels you encounter when thawing frozen subjects.