NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

RMS1022
RMS Messages
115415 NonStop NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide A–25
RMS1021 handler-type PROC( ncl-id ) RULE ( rule-id ) DOMAIN ID NOT MATCHED
Cause. A message handler encountered a %START rule with a domain ID that does
not match that of the NonStop NET/MASTER MS on which the handler is executing.
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, change the domain ID in the rule to match the domain ID of
the current NonStop NET/MASTER MS. Then restart the message handler.
Otherwise, no recovery action is necessary.
RMS1022 handler-type PROC( ncl-id ) RULE ( rule-id ) DAY SPECIFICATION NOT
MATCHED
Cause. A message handler encountered a %START rule with day criteria that do not
allow the current day.
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.