INACTIVE_DATE_TIME - UEMLoad configuration option
Description
The INACTIVE_DATE_TIME option specifies the date and time at which UEM Server will stop checking for the occurrence of the system event represented by the event definition.
If this specified date and time elapses, and no occurrence of the event has been detected, the event is set to an expired state.
This option also specifies the date and time by which a tracked event occurrence must complete. Any event occurrences being tracked when this date and time elapse are set to a rejected state.
Usage
Specification Method | Parameter / Value | IBM i | HP NonStop | UNIX | Windows | z/OS |
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Command Line, Short Form | n/a | |||||
Command Line, Long Form | -inact_date_time yyyy.mm.dd,hh:mm | |||||
Definition File Keyword | inact_date_time yyyy.mm.dd,hh:mm |
Values
yyyy.mm.dd,hh:mm is the date and time - separated by a comma ( , ) - when the UEM Server will stop checking for the occurrence of the system event.
Either the date or time can be omitted:
- If the date is omitted, the comma must be specified to serve as a placeholder (that is: ,hh:mm).
- If the time is omitted, a comma is not required.
Default
If INACTIVE_DATE_TIME is not used, default values are set by the UEM Server.
- When an event definition is added, the date defaults to 2038.01.16.
- If time only is omitted, a default of 23:59 is used.
When an event definition is updated, and a value for date and/or time is omitted, the existing value is preserved.
INACTIVE_DATE_TIME is ignored for all other requests.