HP P9000 Business Continuity Manager Reference Guide (T5253-96058, September 2011)

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Executes a suspension using the ATTIME suspend function at the time obtained by adding the
offset value to the YKSUSPND command execution time. The ATTIME parameter is valid when it
is specified at the same time as the YKSUSPND command.
If you specify OFFSET, you must specify the WAITFOR action of the SUSPEND specification for the
subsequent action. If the WAITFOR action of the SUSPEND specification is not specified for the
subsequent action and the OFFSET value is greater than the cycle time, during the next cycle, the
SUSPEND action of the OFFSET specification will be executed.
mmmm ~ <numeric characters>((0000 to 9999))
Specifies the offset value in minutes.
ss ~ <numeric characters>((00 to 99))
Specifies the offset value in seconds.
DELETE(copy-group-ID)
Executes the YKDELETE command on the specified copy group.
MAKE(copy-group-ID[,command-parameter])
Executes the YKMAKE command with the specified command parameter on the specified copy
group.
command-parameter ~ <up to 256 characters of command parameter string>
Specifies the YKMAKE command parameters. The STEM and MSG parameters are ignored even if
they are specified.
For details on the specifiable parameters, see the description of parameters in “YKMAKE Command”
(page 223).
SENDMSG(output-message,{CONS|ERROR|STATUS|INFO})
Outputs the character string specified for the output message as the specified message level.
output-message ~ <up to 65 characters of MESSAGE string enclosed in single quotation marks>
Specifies the message to be output. To output a single quotation mark, specify two consecutive
single quotation marks.
CONS
Outputs as the YK8100I message with the highest level of importance.
ERROR
Outputs as a YK8200I message, which indicates an error.
STATUS
Outputs as a YK8300I message, which reports a status.
INFO
Outputs as a YK8400I message, which indicates information.
STOPPOINT(label-name) ~ <LABEL string up to 32 characters>
Specifies the label name that is to be specified in the STOP or SLEEP operator command. When
the STOP or SLEEP command with a label name specified is executed, BCM Monitor stops or
sleeps at the point of the label name.
PAUSE(sleep-time) ~ <numeric characters> ((0 to 9999))
Sleeps BCM Monitor for the period specified in sleep-time. Specify the sleep time in minutes.
BCM Monitor is released from the sleep status once the specified sleep time has elapsed or when
the WAKEUP operator command is accepted.
YKMONCG File 367