HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 361)

Monitoring Event Messages
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Displaying Operator Messages With a Printing
Distributor
Use Error to display the explanation of the error:
A security violation occurred; you cannot purge FILE89 because you don’t have purge
access for the file.
Displaying Operator Messages With a Printing
Distributor
You can display operator messages by setting up a printing distributor. This subsection
describes how to start and stop a printing distributor, and how to configure it to begin
and stop at times you specify.
Starting a Printing Distributor
To start a printing distributor and have it send operator messages to your terminal, disk
file, or printer, enter this command at your TACL prompt:
> EMSDIST TYPE PRINTING, COLLECTOR $0, TEXTOUT $device
where $ device is the name of the terminal, disk file, or printer to which you want to
send operator messages.
The printing distributor then begins displaying or directing operator messages to the
device you have specified, as in this example:
Stopping a Printing Distributor
1. Press the Break key on your keyboard.
2. Enter the TACL STOP command with the name of your EMSDIST process. To
learn the name of your EMSDIST process, enter:
> STATUS *, TERM
3. Search for the EMSDIST process in the left-hand column of the STATUS display.
Then enter the STOP command:
> STOP $process-name
41> ERROR 48
0048 Security violation; illegal operation attempted.
Note. Normally a dedicated terminal is used to display operator messages. Using a dedicated
terminal, which displays messages at all times, usually makes it unnecessary for you to start
and stop a printing distributor.
96-10-03 15:09:51 \NET.$FTI1 TANDEM.MHS.G01 000023 $ZL1
MR.\NET.MRGRP1 $RL11: OSI resource
problem with device \NET.$LAPX.#Z0004BW
on call APS_ASSOC_CONNECTREQ returned
with -1001, 140