msetmsg

Use the msetmsg command to modify the status value of an event in a specified cell. Use the -s option to modify the slot value.

msetmsg syntax

The following figure shows the syntax for msetmsg.

msetmsg syntax

msetmsg [-h|-?] [-z] [-q] [-c <ConfigFile>]
{-p <Var=Value>} [-n <cellName> | -n @Host[/Port[#Key]]]
-u <EventId> -C -O -B -A -G
-S "<Slot Value[{;Slot=Value}>]"

The following table lists the command-specific options for msetmsg. For a list of common command options that apply to all CLI commands, see Event management common command options.

msetmsg options

Option

Description

-u EventId

Specifies the event handle of the event to be modified

-C

Sets the status value of the specified event to CLOSED

-O

Sets the status value of the specified event to OPEN

-A

Sets the status value of the specified event to ACK

-G

Sets the status value of the specified event to ASSIGNED

-B

Sets the status value of the specified event to BLACKOUT

-S "Slot=Value[{;Slot=Value}]"

Specified the slot to be modified and the changes to be made to the slot's value

msetmsg example

To close an event whose event ID (event_handle) is 12981, type the following command:

msetmsg -n cellName -u 12981 -C 

If this command is successful, it does not produce output.

msetmsg return codes

The following table lists the command-specific return codes for msetmsg. For a list of common return codes that apply to all CLI commands, see Event management return codes.

msetmsg return codes

Code

Description

31

No event handle specified

32

Failed to set message

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