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$ Module Name:  rmapi_smp.msg                                               */
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$ Description:                                                              */
$      Script to load Event Manager configuration data into the SDR.        */
$      This data is for the Rmapi sample monitors.                          */
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$      Use runcat to generate a catalog from this file:                     */
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$                 runcat rmapi_smp rmapi_smp.msg                            */
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$      Then copy the rmapi_smp.cat file to the nls directory                */
$      for the language set by your environment.							*/          
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$ "@(#)45   1.6   src/rsct/pem/emtools/rmapi_samples/rmapi_smp.msg, emtools, rsct_rady, rady2035a 2/20/98 14:23:17" */
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1 "IBM Data Suppliers"
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2 "RMAPI Sample Monitor"
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3 "Example non-instantiable resource variable (Counter or Quantity)."
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4 "Example dynamically instantiable resource variable."
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5 "Example instantiable resource variable (Counter or Quantity)."
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6 "Example instantiable resource variable (State)."
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7 "Example non-instantiable variables."
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8 "Example instantiable variables."
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9 "Example resource identifier NodeNum. Used to instantiate variables as node \n\
specific and as the variable locator field."
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10 "Example resource identifier for creating multiple instances of variables."
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11 "Example SBS field: Action. Last action requested by the sample command."
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12 "Example SBS field: Options. Last options parameter passed to the sample command."
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13 "Example SBS field: StateChange. Success of last sample command call (!0==success,0==fail)."
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14 "Example SBS field: State. State of the resource."
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