R3_SET_STATUS_ATTR

Sets a status attribute in the SAP monitor architecture

Transaction: RZ20

Interface: XMW

Syntax

R3_SET_STATUS_ATTR

NODE=...
,MESSAGE=...
[,VAR1=...]
[,VAR2=...]
[,VAR3=...]
[,VAR4=...]
[,COL_METHOD=...]
[,AN_METHOD=...]
[,AU_METHOD=...]
[,CAUSE_ALERT=...]
[,COLOR=...]

Syntax	Description/Format
NODE=	Name of the node Format of the value: script literal
MESSAGE=	ID and number of the SAP T100 message (separated by a blank) Format of the value: script literal Use "00 398" to have only variable contents displayed.
VAR1=	Message variable 1 Format of the value: script literal
VAR2=	Message variable 2 Format of the value: script literal
VAR3=	Message variable 3 Format of the value: script literal
VAR4=	Message variable 4 Format of the value: script literal
COL_METHOD=	Data collection method of the node Format of the value: script literal
AN_METHOD=	Analysis method of the node Format of the value: script literal
AU_METHOD=	Auto-reaction method of the node Format of the value: script literal
CAUSE_ALERT=	Determines when an alarm should be triggered Format of the value: script literal Allowed values: "ALWAYS" (default), "VALUE_CHG", "MSG_CHG" and "NEVER" "ALWAYS" - always "VALUE_CHG" - if the value is changed "MSG_CHG" - if the message is changed "NEVER" - never
COLOR=	Color Format of the value: script literal Allowed values: "AL_VAL_GREEN" (default), "AL_VAL_YELLOW" and "AL_VAL_RED" "AL_VAL_GREEN" - green "AL_VAL_YELLOW" - yellow "AL_VAL_RED" - red

Comments

An existing status attribute is changed. If it does not yet exist, the script element creates one with the corresponding message.

Format of the parameter NODE=

This parameter describes a complete path. The individual parts are separated by a slash "/".

The path always starts with a context node which can be followed by a sum node, an object node and an attribute node.

Context, object and attribute nodes must only be used once in the path. Sum nodes can be used several times.

Example 1:

"UC4/TestNode/PerfAttributUC4"

"UC4" - context name
"TestNode" - object node
"PerfAttributUC4" - attribute node

Example 2:

"UC4/Summary1/Summary2/TestNode/PerfAttributUC4"

"UC4" - context name
"Summary1" - sum node
"Summary2" - sum node
"TestNode" - object node
"PerfAttributUC4" - attribute node

Example

Executing the following example creates the context node "UC4", the object node "Test" and the status attribute including the message "SY 019".

R3_SET_STATUS_ATTR NODE="UC4/Test/StatusAttribute",MESSAGE="SY 019"