UEMLoad configuration options
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Overview
This page provides links to detailed information on the configuration options available for use with the UEMLoad Utility.
The options are listed alphabetically, without regard to any specific operating system.
Configuration Options Information
For each configuration option, these pages provide the following information.
Description
Describes the option and how it is used.
Usage
Provides a table of the following information:
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Specification Method |
Parameter / Value |
IBM i |
HP NonStop |
UNIX |
Windows |
z/OS |
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Command Line, Short Form |
<Format / Value> |
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Command Line, Long Form |
<Format / Value> |
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Definition File Keyword |
<Format / Value> |
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Specification Method
List of all possible methods for specifying an option:
- Command Line, Short Form
- Command Line, Long Form
- Definition File Keyword
Parameter / Value
Syntax for specifying the option:
- Parameter: Parameter syntax for the corresponding Specification Method.
- Value: Specify alphanumeric value for that parameter
(Operating System)
Identifies the operating systems for which each method of specifying the option is valid:
- IBM i
- HP NonStop
- UNIX
- Windows
- z/OS
Values
Identifies all possible values for the option.
Default
Identifies default information regarding the option or its values.
Defaults for option values are identified in bold type.
<Additional Information>
Identifies any additional information specific to that option.
Configuration Options List
The following table identifies all UEMLoad Utility configuration options.
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Option |
Description |
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Requested database operation. | |
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Date and time at which UEM will begin monitoring an event definition. | |
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Event-driven UEM Server responsible for monitoring the event. | |
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Port on which a local Universal Broker is accepting incoming connections. | |
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Unique command ID associated with the database request. | |
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Name of a file that contains event definition and/or event handler parameters. | |
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Key that was used with Universal Encrypt to encrypt the encrypted user file. | |
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Identifier that uniquely identifies an event definition record. | |
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Event definitions that should be processed or ignored by UEM. | |
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Type of system event represented by the event definition record. | |
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ID of an event handler record that UEM will execute when an event expires. | |
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Name of a file to monitor. | |
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Identifier that uniquely identifies an event handler record. | |
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String that will be passed as command line arguments to the event handler executed by UEM. | |
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Type of process executed for the event handler, based on the contents of the USER_COMMAND and USER_SCRIPT parameters | |
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Displays a description of command line options and their format. | |
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Date and time at which UEM will stop monitoring an event definition. | |
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Highest value with which a handler can exit to still be considered as having executed successfully. | |
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Sets the level of messages reported by UEMLoad. | |
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Size a file must be in order to be considered complete by UEM. | |
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String value that is added to the command line UEM Server builds in order to execute an event handler process. The event definition's HANDLER_OPTIONS field is used for the same purpose, but is added to the command string after this field, in order to customize process behavior for that event. | |
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ID of an event handler record that UEM will execute when an event occurrence is rejected. | |
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Specifies whether or not UEM should rename a monitored file when an event occurrence is triggered. | |
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Specifies how a file should be renamed when an event occurrence is triggered. | |
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Frequency with which UEM will test for the completion of an event occurrence. | |
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ID of an event handler record that UEM will execute when an event occurrence is triggered. | |
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Command to execute on behalf of the event handler. | |
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Complete path to a file encrypted with Universal Encrypt. If this file contains a user ID and password, the values for each are stored in the USER_ID and USER_PASSWORD fields, respectively. A UEM Server will re-read this file as it prepares an event handler process for execution, in order to obtain any changes to the user ID and/or password values contained in the file. | |
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Name of a text file that contains user ID and/or password information. | |
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ID of a user account in whose security context the handler process will be executed. | |
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Password for the user account specified by the USER_ID parameter. | |
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Text file that contains statements that are executed collectively as a script by UEM. | |
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Type of script statements contained in the action field of the event handler record. | |
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Displays version information. |