System Event Analyzer
2.3 SEA Known Issues
Running DECevent and WEBES on the same machine results in duplicate callouts to the CSC when event notification occurs. To resolve this problem, you can choose to only start one of the applications at boot time.
OpenVMS
To prevent DECevent from starting on an OpenVMS platform, use the following procedure:
1.Edit the startup script, sys$startup:decevent$startup.com.
2.Insert the following code at the beginning of the file:
Note
Verify the existence and format of the SYS$NODE logical before performing this operation.
$ node = F$TRNLNM(“SYS$NODE”,,,,,)
$ IF (node .EQS. “nodename1::”) THEN EXIT 1
Replace nodename1 with the name of the node that should not run DECevent. If there are multiple cluster nodes that need to be modified, add a similar IF line for each affected cluster node.
To prevent WEBES from starting on an OpenVMS platform, use the following procedure:
1.Edit the startup script, sys$startup:desta$startup.com.
2.Insert the following code at the beginning of the file:
$ node = F$TRNLNM(“SYS$NODE”,,,,,)
$ IF (node .EQS. “nodename1::”) THEN EXIT 1
Replace nodename1 with the name of the node that should not run WEBES. If there are multiple cluster nodes that need to be modified, add a similar IF line for each affected cluster node.
2.3.1.8Upgrading to an Operating System that Supports Drape or Indictment
Some versions of OpenVMS do not support the Drape or Indictment services. If you upgrade from a version that does not support the services to a version that does, you must modify your WEBES installation. See the System Event Analyzer User Guide for information on modifying the installation.
Rev. 9/8/06
