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
{-p <Var=Value>} [-n <cellName> | -n @Host[/Port[#Key]]]
[ -i UserID[/Password][@Host[/Port]] ] -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:
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 |