NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

Purging a NonStop NET/MASTER MS Timer Started by RMS
Controlling Message Handlers and Rules
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2. Type an S next to an RMS timer (listed by the time when the timer should first
perform the rule actions) and press ENTER. The RMS : Time-Based Rule
Definition panel appears.
3. Make your modifications.
4. Press F3 to file the new definitions. The RMS : Active RMS Timers panel
reappears. The RMS timer is listed with the new definitions.
Purging a NonStop
NET/MASTER MS
Timer Started by RMS
The RMS timer driver starts NonStop NET/MASTER MS timers for loaded time-based
rules that specify a repeat interval. During the lives of the NonStop NET/MASTER
MS timers, your system condition may require you to purge any of the timers.
Proceed as follows:
Caution Ensure that you do not accidentally purge the wake-up timer. See “Making RMS Operational” in Section 3
to identify the wake-up timer. Purging the wake-up timer results in the loss of all RMS timers and disables
the RMS timer feature.
1. At any =>prompt, type =2 and press ENTER to access Operator Control Services.
The OCS window appears.
2. At the => prompt, type SHOW TIMER=ALL and press ENTER to display the list
of NonStop NET/MASTER MS timer commands on your system. The following
example shows a listed RMS-started timer:
NNM1721 ID BY INTERVAL -USERID-R LIM CNT K/P ENV P/M TID
NNM1722 5 EV 01:00:00 SDPLBLOG* 9 0 NO PRI NO -
NNM1725 CMD=-START ZRMSTEVN 14:50:00030HYRLST01HYTMBSDRL001
In message NNM1725, HYRLST01 is the name of the ruleset, and
HYTMBSDRL001 is the name of the time-based rule.
3. Note the ID of the timer to purge, and use the NonStop NET/MASTER MS
PURGE TIMER command to purge the timer. For example, type the following
command at the => prompt and press ENTER to purge the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS timer with the ID 5:
PURGE TIMER=5