Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.27+, H06.04+)

Messages
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EMS Messages
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window-name
is the name of the OSSTTY redirection window that is the subject of this message.
Valid values are:
proc/filename
is the name of the Guardian process or EDIT file that was specified as the target
for the win-name redirection in the run command that started the OSSTTY
session.
old-state
is the state of the window before the change took place.
new-state
is the state of the window after the change took place.
reason
is the reason the state changed. The displayed information can indicate the
change was the result of an error that occurred in the window interface, of a
recovery operation, and so forth.
Cause. An error caused a change in the accessibility of the redirectional targets. This
message can have the following combinations of the three states for its old-state
and new-state values:
•
STARTED – SUSPENDED
•
SUSPENDED – STOPPED
•
STOPPED – STARTED
For example, suppose the OUT file specified for OSSTTY is $VHS:
•
OSSTTY opens $VHS and writes the data coming from applications to $VHS. The
state for the OSSTTY #stdout window is STARTED.
•
$VHS goes down, so the state changes to SUSPENDED and remains in that state
until OSSTTY exhausts its allowed number of retries to send data to $VHS.
OSSTTY: State of Window window-name, redirecting to
proc/filename changed from old-state to new-state
Reason reason
#stdout
indicates that the window functions as the standard output
file
#stdin
indicates that the window functions as the standard input file
#stderr
indicates that the window functions as the standard error file