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Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

1866.0. "Notification being stopped for domain ..." by KETJE::PACCO (To manage you have to be a (manag..) skilled person!) Mon Dec 02 1991 16:46

    I am trying the integrate unsolicited events from a user writte access
    module. Therefore I did test the events with the GETEVENT directive,
    and from an OCCURS rule with the notification services.  Everything
    seems to work fine in the FCL_PM and I can have notification as many
    times as expected.  ( I found a strange implementation in the sense
    that the PM posts a getevent for notification until the year 9123 or
    alike, where as the notification fm only posts a getevent for up to
    a duration of 200 days for OCCURS rules).
    
    However, notification on the ICONIC MAP fails with the error 
    	%MCC-E-DNS_INVIDENT - ...
    and then disables the notification services.
    
    Both notifications were issued for the same domain, and the rule was
    the same.  Is there any explanation for this?
    
    e.g.
    MCC> NOTIFY DOMAIN DECtown
    MCC> ENABLE DOMAIN brsadv RULE GAB_card_kept
    
    works fine for an unlimited number of events, but doing the equivalent
    thing from the iconic map fails from the first time a event fires.
    
    Thanks for input.
    Dominique.
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1866.1Tracing within the ALARMS FM ?KETJE::PACCOTo manage you have to be a (manag..) skilled person!Wed Dec 04 1991 18:208
    ref #.0 I would like to put as many tracing as possible for the
    behaviour of the ALARMS FM related to an unsolicited event triggering
    one of its rules.  Can somebody help in specifying which trace bits
    should be put in the MCC_ALARMS_FM_LOG mask ? Or whichever other way
    shoul be followed to pinpoint the problem ?
    
    Regards,
    Dominique.
1866.2Log bits for tracking notifTOOK::CALLANDERMCC = My Constant CompanionTue Jan 14 1992 08:3919
    the map failing most likely has to do with the targetting that
    is done. Targetting is where we take the entity from the occurs
    function and use it to figure out what entity on the map to
    turn a color. My guess is that your entity is either not registered,
    or registered incorrectly, OR the name you are returning is not
    your name (ex: Bridge NS:.fullnamefoo and Node4 NS:.fullnamefoo
    will cause problems because they can nOT share the same fullname).
    
    As to the log gis there are many to choose from, do NOT ever turn them
    all on!!!!! Many modules have log bits for doing things like
    distructive testing (an example is the IM log bits that do destructive
    dispatch table testing). You may want to define the mcc_im_log to
    a value of 60000000, this will dump all calls that go across the
    access and functional mcc_call boundaries. It will allow you to
    track the calls and responses as they are made. In the FCL the
    mcc_fcL_pm_log value of 8000 will allow you to trace the notify
    command processing within the FCL as well. I am sorry I don't know
    what the alarms FM bits are.