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Keywords for the SSM@OVER Commands

The keywords for the SSM@OVER commands are:

NAMES

The list of System State Manager resource names to be acted upon. You may specify up to 20 names. Be sure to separate multiple names with a comma.

Notes:

• If the table name of the resource is not specified, the first resource table specified in the current System State Manager resource directory table that contains the specified resource name is used.
• An asterisk (*) at the end of the resource name causes all like-named resources in the table to be selected.
• An asterisk (*) at the end of the table name is permitted only for the SSM@OVER DELETE and SSM@OVER SHOW commands to process any matching table name.

STATE

The desired state for the resource during the period. Values are:

• ON or OFF
• UP or DOWN
• ACTIVE or INACTIVE

FROM

The period start time in hhmm format. You can use the following abbreviations for hhmm:

• hh
• h
• hmm

UNTIL

The period end time in hhmm format. You can use the following abbreviations for hhmm:

• hh
• h
• hmm

DATE

The period start date in mm/dd format. You can use the following abbreviations for mm/dd (zeros are added accordingly):

• m
• m/d
• m/
• /d

Notes:

If the month or day is not specified, then the current month or day is used.

This keyword defaults to the current date when the SSM@OVER ADD and SSM@OVER CHANGE commands are specified.

RESET

When specified by itself or with another command, this keyword invokes the scheduler reset function, performing desired state changes according to the active schedule and any override schedule entries.

You must use the RESET keyword when the SSM@OVER ADD, SSM@OVER CHANGE, or SSM@OVER DELETE commands have made one or more changes to the override schedule.

The reset function is not performed automatically after every override change, allowing for multiple changes and verification prior to the activation of schedule changes.