NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

BASERULE
Base Rulesets
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line to change the execution limit. See Section 3, “Planning for, Installing, and
Managing RMS,” for more information.
ZPATHTRMSUS2 ZPATHTRMSUS2 is a message action rule that acts in response to event number 1049
from the Pathway subsystem. ZPATHTRMSUS2 acts the same way as
ZPATHTRMSUS1 but in response to different messages. The rule restarts a
suspended Pathway terminal.
Message Delivery
The rule instructs the message handler to deliver the original message (event
number 1049 from the Pathway subsystem) which appears in NonStop NET/MASTER
MS as the following:
PWY1049 *1049* terminal-name , SUSPENDED : < nested-message >
The subject is terminal-name with the name of the PATHWAY process as the
manager (for example, SYDNEY-21 as subject and \SDPL.$ZVPT as manager).
Rule Actions
When a message triggers the rule, the message handler starts NCL procedure
ZRMSPWTN to perform one of the following:
If normal operation of the Pathway terminal identified in the message can be
resumed, ZRMSPWTN uses the PATHCOM RESUME TERM command to restart
the terminal. If the restart fails, a PWY1048 message arrives at the message
handler to trigger the ZPATHTRMSUS1 rule.
If normal operation of the Pathway terminal identified in the message cannot be
resumed, ZRMSPWTN issues the DSNM ABORT command to abort the terminal.
When the terminal aborts, a PWY1002 message arrives at the message handler to
trigger the ZPATHTRMABRT rule.
NCL Queue
The rule actions execute in the BASERULEZPATHTRMSUSP NCL queue, which has a
default execution limit of 10.
Customizing the Rule
You can customize the rule by changing the execution limit of the NCL queue in which
the rule actions execute. Use the NCLQUEUE SET command from the OCS command
line to change the execution limit. See Section 3, “Planning for, Installing, and
Managing RMS,” for more information.
ZSNAXINOP ZSNAXINOP is a message action rule that acts in response to event number 21 from
the SNAX/XF subsystem. ZSNAXINOP acts the same way as ZSNAXNOTRDY but in
response to different messages. The rule restarts a failed SNAX/XF line.