NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

BASERULE
Base Rulesets
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2. Issue the commands to restart a TACL process for the terminal. If the restart
operation is successful, the procedure logs the following message in the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS activity log:
RMS9902 TACL TERM terminal-name RECOVERY COMPLETE. STATUS:
RUNNING
3. If Step 2 fails, repeat the step according to the following:
After one minute within the first five minutes
After five minutes within the first hour
After one hour thereafter up to 24 hours
NCL Queue
The rule actions execute in the BASERULEZTACLFAIL NCL queue, which has a
default execution limit of 10.
Customizing the Rule
You should create your own startup file $SYSTEM.STARTUP.STRTTACL to reflect the
configuration of the terminals on your system. RMS passes the name of the startup file
as the last parameter to ZRMSTCLN as follows:
ZRMSTCLN file-name
The command string is in the NCL Proc Name field on page 5 of the message action
rule definition panels. If you use a startup file with a name other than
$SYSTEM.STARTUP.STRTTACL, change file-name in the NCL Proc Name field to
the name of your file.
The following is an example of the contents of a startup file that starts the TACL
processes on your system:
tacl /in $atp1.#term1,out $atp1.#term1,name $tc11,nowait,pri 150, cpu 0, swap $data /
tacl /in $atp1.#term1,out $atp1.#term1,name $tc11,nowait,pri 150, cpu 1, swap $data1/
tacl /in $atp1.#term2,out $atp1.#term2,name $tc12,nowait,pri 150, cpu 2, swap $data2/
tacl /in $atp1.#term2,out $atp1.#term2,name $tc12,nowait,pri 150, cpu 3, swap $data3/
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Note The rule issues all the commands (in the startup file) that contain the name of the terminal identified in the
event message. You can use the TACL line continuation character (&) to construct multiline commands.
You can also 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.