NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

RMS1020
RMS Messages
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INT The message handler is executing in a user's current environment or in a
background environment.
ruleset-name is the name of the ruleset that the user modified.
Effect. The profile of the environment the message handler is servicing is updated with
the modified settings.
Recovery. This message is informational only; no recovery action is necessary.
RMS1020 handler-type PROC( ncl-id ) %START RULE ( rule-id ) REJECTED
Cause. A message handler encountered a %START rule that failed validation because
of one of the following:
The domain ID in the rule did not match the domain ID of the NonStop
NET/MASTER MS on which the handler is executing.
The current day and time did not fall within the day and time ranges specified in
the rule.
The rule used a message validation exit NCL procedure and the procedure
returned a nonzero return code.
The message handler is executing as an NCL process with NCL ID, ncl-id .
handler-type is the type of message handler and can have one of the following
values:
EMS The message handler is executing as an EMSPROC.
LOG The message handler is executing as a LOGPROC.
MSG The message handler is executing as a MSGPROC.
INT The message handler is executing in a user's current environment or in a
background environment.
rule-id is the name of the %START rule.
Effect. The %START rule is not executed.
Recovery. If you want this %START rule to be executed by a message handler
executing in this domain at this time, ensure that the domain ID specified in the rule
matches the current domain ID, and the day and time ranges specified in the rule
include the current day and time. If the rule uses a message validation exit NCL
procedure, ensure that the procedure returns a return code of zero. Then restart the
message handler. Otherwise, no recovery action is necessary.