NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide
RMS1106
RMS Messages
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RMS1106 *** RULESET(
ruleset-name
) RULE(
rule-id
) SET USER VARIABLE(S)
Cause. A message triggered a message action rule that requested the setting of certain
ruleset variables to specified values. 
rule-id
 is the name of the triggered rule, and
ruleset-name
 is the name of the ruleset that contains the rule.
The message handler sent this narrative message to describe the action of setting
variables. The Set Defined Variables control option of the ruleset used is set to B or S
to narrate this action. Whether the message handler actually sets the variables to the
specified values depends on this setting.
Effect. If the Set Defined Variables setting is B, the message handler sets the variables
with the values specified in the rule.
If the Set Defined Variables setting is S, then this narrative message only describes the
action that would have been performed—the message handler does not set the value
of any ruleset variables.
Recovery. This message is informational only; no recovery action is necessary.
RMS1107 *** 
variable-name
 = 
variable-value
Cause. A message triggered a message action rule that requested the setting of certain
ruleset variables to specified values.
The message handler sent this narrative message to display the set value
variable-value
 of one of the variables, 
variable-name
. The Set Defined
Variables control option of the ruleset used is set to B or S to narrate this variable
value. Whether the message handler actually sets 
variable-name
 to
variable-value
 depends on this setting.
If 
variable-name
 begins with $UV, the variable to be set is a user variable. If
variable-name
 begins with GLBL, the variable to be set is a global variable.
Effect. If the Set Defined Variables setting is B, the message handler sets
variable-name
 to 
variable-value
.
If the Set Defined Variables setting is S, then this narrative message only describes the
action that would have been performed—the message handler does not set the value
of 
variable-name
.
Recovery. This message is informational only; no recovery action is necessary.










