If the administrator has configured automatic or
operator-initiated commands for a message, you can rerun the
automatic commands and run the operator-initiated commands as part
of your problem-solving strategy.
You can determine whether commands are available for a selected
message by glancing at the message browser headline status column,
which also displays the status for the command. More information
about the commands configured for a message is available from the
Message Properties dialog Actions tab, which shows
the type of command, the command itself, and the location where the
command runs.
There are two types of commands; each message can be associated
with one action of each type:
- Automatic commands are configured to run automatically
when certain conditions are met (as soon as an event is detected).
If you detect that the command has failed, you can rerun it.
- Operator-initiated commands can be launched by an
operator and may require some user input. For example, actions
requiring too much CPU should not be started without first
evaluating system load and requirements.