RSC/MP Programming Manual

Message Handling

Searching for Tokenized Messages

You can use the Event Management Service (EMS) to search for tokenized messages.

Before running the TDP, follow the steps below to invoke EMS tokenization:

1. At the TACL prompt enter the PARAM command to identify which parameters are

in effect. If RSCUSEEMS is defined, EMS templates are used, and ―text‖ tokens

are no t inserted in error messages.

2. If RSCUSEEMS is not defined and yo u want to use the EMS templates to decode

the message (not use the text tokens), type the command:

PARAM RSCUSEEMS 1

3. To display EMS text tokens instead of using the EMS templates, type the

command:

CLEAR PARAM RSCUSEEMS

For more information on searching and using filters to check the log file with EMS, see

the HP Event Management Service (EMS) Manual.

Suppressing Event Types Before the TDP Has Been Started

You can also suppress certain EMS events from being generated by the TDP and

being logged to the console. When the state of a TDP object changes (for example,

stopping, starting, or aborting), you might not want to display these messages on the

console device. Before running the TDP, follow these steps to suppress the display of

TDP object state changes:

1. At the TACL prompt type the PARAM command to identify which parameters are in

effect. If RSCSUPPRESSEMS is defined, events representing TDP object state

changes are suppressed.

2. If RSCSUPPRESSEMS is not defined and you want to suppress generating EMS

events for TDP object state changes, type the command:

PARAM RSCSUPPRESSEMS 1

3. To display these EMS events, type the command:

CLEAR PARAM RSCSUPPRESSEMS

For a description of host error messages, see the Remote Server Call (RSC/MP)

Messages Manual.

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