To define messages and exits

1. In the object workspace, select Administration.

2. Invoke the context menu and select Messages and Exits.

   A Messages and Exits window similar to the example below opens:

   

3. If you want to distribute a message among specified receivers:

   • In the Receiver section on the tabbed page Global Messages for Events, check all events for which you want to send a message.

     The icon of the Receiver Table button indicates that message recipients have already been defined for events. indicates that no recipient has yet been defined.

   • Choose Receiver Table:

     

   • Define all recipients for the selected events and choose OK.

   If you want to save a message in the event store of System Automation tool:

   • In the Event Store section on the tabbed page Global Messages for Events, check all events for which you want to save a message in the event store.

   Note:
   For further information, see Global Messages for Events.

4. Make your specifications on the tabbed page Global User Exits.

   The existence of the defined global user exits is checked during the Entire Operations Monitor startup. If at least one of these exits cannot be found, the Entire Operations Monitor performs an immediate shutdown. Each global user exit may exist only once within the whole Entire Operations installation. All global user exits are optional. The exits must reside as Natural objects in any defined steplib.

   Note:
   For further information, see Global User Exits.

5. Make your specifications on the tabbed page Global Message Code Table.

   This function allows you to select message codes to be checked by default after each job termination.

   Note:
   For further information, see Global Message Code Table.

To export a global user exit

• Select the Global User Exit tab, select the button Append to Export File and then, select OK.

  The Export Objects window opens. Proceed as described in Exporting Objects in the Import/Export Functions documentation.