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Table 27. Dataitem Keywords for Cmm Location (Sheet 6 of 7)
dataitem
Used to set or query the
adminstrative state of the PMS
as a whole or an individual
monitored process. A target of
"PmsGlobal" will get/set the
state of the PMS as a whole. A
target of "PmsProc[#]" will get/
set the unique state of an
individual process, where # is
the unique process number for
AdminState
the process. A target of
"PmsPie[#]" will get/set the
unique state of an PIE, where
# is the unique pie number.
AdminState is CMM-specific
and is not synced between
CMMs. It allows individual
control of each CMMs
adminstate and can be set on
either active or standby CMM.
Used to set or query the
recovery action of a PMS
monitored process. This is
RecoveryAction only valid for a target of
"PmsProc[#]. Where "#" is the
unique number for the
process.
Used to set or query the
process restart escalation
action. This is only valid for a
EscalationAction
target of "PmsProc[#]. Where
"#" is the unique number for
the process.
Used to query the process
name and associated
command line arguments for a
monitored process. A target of
"PmsProc[#]" will retrieve the
name of an individual process,
ProcessName
where "#" is the unique
number for the process.
"PmsPie[#]" will retrieve
the path and command line
arguments, of the PIE to be
executed periodically.
Used to query the operational
state of a monitored process.
An operational state of
disabled indicates that the
process has failed and cannot
be recovered. This is valid for
OpState a target of "PmsProc[#]" and
"PmsGlobal", where "#" is the
unique number for the
process, and PmsGlobal
refers to the OpState for all of
PMS. This is also valid for a
target of Pie[#].
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Get/
Description
Set
Both
Both
Both
Get
Get
The Command Line Interface (CLI)
CLI Get Output
"1:Unlocked" or "2:Locked"
"1:No Action", "2:Process Restart", "3:
Failover and Restart", or "4:Failover
and Reboot"
"1:No Action", "2:Failover and Reboot"
"<Process_Name>
<Command_Line_Arguments>"
"1:Enabled", "2:Disabled"
Valid Set Values
1 = Unlocked
2 = Locked
1 = No Action
2 = Process Restart
3 = Failover and
Restart
4 = Failover and
Reboot
1 = No Action
2 = Failover and
Reboot
N/A
N/A
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