To determine whether SSM correctly starts and stops your started tasks, complete the following tasks:
On the System State Manager Control panel, enter ACTIVE in the Stateman field to change the SSM resource monitoring mode to ACTIVE. ACTIVE mode causes the SSMBEGIN request rule to execute, prompting you with the messages shown in Setting the Desired State. Because you have already set the desired state, select option 5 in response to these messages.
Note: The WTOR message from the SSMBEGIN request rule is not sent to your TSO session.
S taskname
This step causes the SSMSTART rule to capture the S taskname command and update the desired state to UP for that resource. SSM then initiates the action that is defined in the STCTBL_ACT table to get the task started.
While SSM restarts the task, you can check its progress by locating these messages in the SYSLOG or in the OPSLOG. In this sample, SSMSTART changes the desired state of a job to up.
S taskname SSMSTART: DESIRED_STATE OF taskname CHANGED TO UP OPS7902H STATEMAN ACTION FOR STCTBL.taskname: DOWN_UP=OPSCMD COMMAND('START taskname') NOOUTPUT OPSCMD COMMAND('START taskname') NOOUTPUT START taskname
P taskname
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