EXPIRED_HANDLER_ID - UEMLoad configuration option
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Description
The EXPIRED_HANDLER_ID option specifies the event handler that UEM Server will execute for the event whenever it is set to an expired state.
To remove the assignment of an event handler for a particular event definition:
- Use the -update operation (see ACTION).
- Specify a value of none for this option.
Usage
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IBM i |
HP NonStop |
UNIX |
Windows |
z/OS |
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Command Line, Short Form |
n/a |
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Command Line, Long Form |
-expired_id handlerid |
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Definition File Keyword |
expired_id handlerid |
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Value
handlerid is the ID of the event handler that UEM will execute.
It must match the ID of an existing record in the event handler database. Execution of the event handler will fail if the UEM Server cannot find the specified handler record.
If handlerid contains spaces, it must be enclosed in double ( " ) quotation marks.
UNIX
If handlerid contains spaces, it must be enclosed in either single ( ' ) or double ( " ) quotation marks.
Default
If EXPIRED_HANDLER_ID is not used when an event definition record is added, the UEM server, by default, will use these values:
UNIX |
none |
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Windows |
empty string |