The following example is invalid:
 
-triggered -script c:\myscript.txt -handler_id id001
 
In this example, it is unclear whether the contents of the script contained in the local file c:\myscript.txt or the actions contained in the stored event handler id001 should be executed whenever an event occurrence is set to a triggered state.
 
The following example is valid:
 
-triggered -handler_id id001 -expired -script c:\myscript.txt
 
In this example, the -handler_id and -script options are specified for different event states.

• If an event occurrence is set to a triggered state, the demand-driven UEM Server will execute the actions specified in the stored event handler id001.
• If the monitored event is set to an expired state, the UEM Server will execute the contents of the script contained in the file c:\myscript.txt.

The following example is invalid:
 
-triggered -script myscript -handler_id id001
 
In this example, it is unclear whether the contents of the script contained in the data set referenced by the DD name myscript, or the actions contained in the stored event handler id001, should be executed whenever an event occurrence is set to a triggered state.
 
The following example is valid:
 
-triggered -handler_id id001 -expired -script myscript
 
In this example, the -handler_id and -script options are specified for different event states.

• If an event occurrence is set to a triggered state, the UEM Server will execute the actions specified in the stored event handler id001.
• If the monitored event is set to an expired state, the UEM Server will execute the contents of the script referenced by the DD statement myscript.