Selecting a message pool is done in a similar way as selecting a buffer pool:
To invoke
In the SYSBPM Main Menu, enter
M
and
S
.
Oder:
Enter the following SYSBPM direct command:
SELECT MP
The Select Message Pool window appears with the following information on your current message pool and on all other message pools currently available in your Natural system environment:
BPNAME | The name of the message pool. |
Type | MSG , the type for message
pools.
|
Preload | The name of the preload list (if loaded). |
ALET | The term ALET (for Address List Entry Token) identifies an index for accessing the dataspace. |
Loc | The location of the buffer pool indicated by HostID and SubsID (subsystem ID). |
For further information on the fields, see SYSBPM Main Menu - Fields, Functions and Commands.
In column C, enter any character in front of the message pool that you want to select and press ENTER. The specified message pool is now defined in your current session and the contents of the message pool-related fields (as mentioned above) displayed on top of the SYSBPM maps is changed accordingly. Note that only the functions L (List Objects), D (Delete Objects), and M (Message Pool Statistics) or their respective direct command are available.
Once you have selected a message pool from the Select Message Pool window, all SYSBPM functions apply to this message pool. Your Natural session itself, however, will continue to run with the message pool that was used when the session was started.
To display the message pools available in your Natural system environment
Enter the following SYSBPM direct command:
DISPLAY MP
Oder:
Perform the first step of
the instructions on
Invoking Select Message Pool
Oder:
The Display Message Pool window appears which provides the same information as described for the window.
To reset a message pool
Enter the following SYSBPM direct command:
RESET MP
SYSBPM switches back to the message pool originally defined for your current Natural session and the contents of the message pool-related fields (as mentioned in Invoking Select Message Pool) displayed on top of the SYSBPM maps is changed accordingly.
Oder:
Invoke the (described earlier) and select the
startup message pool.
function