NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide
RMS9904
RMS Messages
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RMS9902
subsystem-name
component-type
component-name
RECOVERY
COMPLETE. STATUS:
current-state
Cause. A message triggered a message action rule in ruleset BASERULE associated
with a message handler and caused the message handler to perform recovery action
on the component,
component-name
. The component was recovered.
subsystem-name
is the name of the subsystem that owns the component, and
component-type
is the type of component. For example,
subsystem-name
can be
EXPAND,
component-type
can be LINE, and
component-name
can be the name of
the Expand line.
Effect. The recovery action ends and the component is operational again.
Recovery. In most cases, this message is informational only and no recovery action is
necessary. However, if
current-state
is not desirable (for example, Pending), you
must perform other required actions on
component-name
manually.
RMS9903
subsystem-name
component-type
component-name
RECOVERY FAILED.
RETRYING AFTER
delay-period
DELAY
Cause. A message triggered a message action rule in ruleset BASERULE associated
with a message handler and caused the message handler to perform recovery action
on the component,
component-name
. The recovery failed. The rule retries the
recovery action after a time interval indicated by
delay-period
.
subsystem-name
is the name of the subsystem that owns the component, and
component-type
is the type of component. For example,
subsystem-name
can be
EXPAND,
component-type
can be LINE, and
component-name
can be the name of
the Expand line.
Effect. The recovery action is queued using a timer and will be executed again after
delay-period
.
Recovery. This message is informational only; no recovery action is necessary. If you
want to cancel the recovery action, display the rule actions for the subject of the
message (typically
component-name
) and delete highlighted action.
RMS9904
subsystem-name
component-type
component-name
RECOVERY FAILED.
Recovery retries expired
Cause. A message triggered a message action rule in ruleset BASERULE associated
with a message handler and caused the message handler to perform recovery action
on the component,
component-name
. The recovery failed. The rule does not retry
the recovery action because the number of retries exceeded the maximum allowed.