The STATESCHEDEXCLUDE parameter specifies the resource effective mode or modes that are to be excluded from desired state updates by the System State Manager Schedule Manager RESET command. A RESET command occurs whenever a schedule is loaded or during the next scheduled change event. Because updating the desired states of inactive or passive mode resources does not result in the initiation of any SSM actions for the resources, the setting of the desired states can be safely bypassed. The benefit of using this parameter is the elimination of mismatched states that can cause the System State Manager Schedule Group Manager to indicate erroneous group status values for groups that contain inactive resources and exception condition indicators in the SSM Resource Status Monitor. The effective mode of a resource is the mode determined by the hierarchical merging of the global System State Manager mode, the resource table mode, and the individual resource mode. The most restrictive mode of any of the above three modes is the effective mode of a resource.
The Schedule Manager RESET command will issue informational messages indicating that blocks of resources have been bypassed for desired-state updating when the global System State Manager mode or a resource table mode cause all System State Manager Schedule resources or a table of resources to be bypassed.
NONE
INACTIVE, PASSIVE, BOTH (inactive and passive)
Anytime
Example: STATESCHEDEXCLUDE
This function sets the Schedule Manager to skip the setting of desired states for resources with an effective mode of inactive.
OPSPRM('SET','STATESCHEDEXCLUDE','INACTIVE')
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