NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

RMS9905
RMS Messages
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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 on the component fails.
Recovery. Perform the recovery action on the component manually.
RMS9905 subsystem-name component-type component-name UNEXPECTED
RESPONSE TO: command-type
Cause. A message triggered a message action rule in ruleset BASERULE associated
with a message handler and caused the issue of an OPSYS dsnm-subsystem-command
(DSNM command) command to perform recovery action on the component,
component-name . An unexpected response was returned by DSNM.
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.
command-type indicates the DSNM command and is one of the following: DSNM
ABORT command, DSNM START command, or DSNM STATUS command.
Effect. Message RMS9906 is issued, containing the unexpected response from DSNM,
and the recovery action on the component is aborted.
Recovery. Perform the recovery action on the component manually. Investigate the
reason for the failure. Use message RMS9906 to determine the actions to take.
RMS9906 subsystem-name component-type component-name - response-text
Cause. A unexpected response, response-text , was received from DSNM and
message RMS9905 appeared.
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 on the component is aborted.
Recovery. Perform the recovery action on the component manually. Investigate the
reason for the failure. Use response-text to determine the actions to take.