Description

The INACTIVE_DATE_TIME option specifies the date and time at which the UEM Server will stop testing for new occurrences of the specified system event. This is also the date and time by which any event occurrences detected by the UEM Server must complete in order for those occurrences to move into a triggered state.

If a detected event occurrence does not complete by this date and time, UEM will set that occurrence to a rejected state. If the specified date and time elapses, and no occurrence of the specified system event was detected by UEM, the event will be set to an expired state.

When the inactive date and time elapses, the UEM Server will wait for any executing handler processes to finish, and then end. When the UEM Server ends, the UEM Manager also will end at this time if it was instructed to wait for the Server by the WAIT option.

If INACTIVE_DATE_TIME is not used, default values are set by the UEM Manager:

Default inactive date is the current date.
Default inactive time is 23:59.

Usage

Method	Syntax	IBM i	HP NonStop	UNIX	Windows	z/OS
Command Line, Short Form	n/a
Command Line, Long Form	-inact_date_time yyyy.mm.dd,hh:mm \| +mm
Environment Variable	n/a
Configuration File Keyword	n/a

Value

An absolute or relative date and time can be specified in this option.

absolute date and time is specified in the format yyyy.mm.dd,hh:mm, where:

yyyy.mm.dd is the date.
hh:mm is the time in 24-hour format.

Either the date or the time can be omitted, in which case a default value is used.

If the date is omitted, the comma separator must be provided as a placeholder (that is, ,hh:mm).
If the time is omitted, the comma is not required.

Note

The maximum valid value for absolute date and time is 2038.01.16,23:59.

relative date and time is specified using the format +mm, where:

mm is the number of minutes that the event should remain active, starting from the time that the monitoring request was submitted.

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