Auditmsg <Text; Auto_Add_Win Dynamic | Static | Off; Autodel_Wait <Seconds - HP NonStop SSH 544701-014 Reference Manual

Audit-type EMS events are written to the specified collector <ems-collector>.
AUDITCOLL specifies an EMS collector for "audit" EMS events (only). This is independent of $0 which always
receives other EMS events.
$emscol is the name of an EMS collector which may specify $0 or an alternate collector.
AUDITCOLL OFF stops generating the new EMS events and closes the alternate collector (normal EMS events to $0
will continue in any case). See ZSTNDDL and ZSTNTMPL.
AUDITMSG <text>
Writes an audit event with the specified text.

AUTO_ADD_WIN DYNAMIC | STATIC | OFF

Starting with SPR T0801^ABE, the AUTO_ADD_WIN configuration parameter is no longer supported. All openers of
STN must refer to an existing window name.
OFF disables the feature; default is DYNAMIC. DYNAMIC or STATIC specifies the type of window automatically
added when an open command is received for an undefined window. STN will attempt to create a window based upon
the qualifier used in the open and DEFAULT SERVICE. If the open command has the following form ...
$STN.#WWW.SSS
then STN will internally perform the command
ADD WIN #WWW,TYPE wintype,SERVICE SSS
If the open command has the following form...
$STN.#WWW
then STN will internally perform the command
ADD WIN #WWW,TYPE wintype,SERVICE DDD
In this case, wintype is from AUTO_ADD_WIN and DDD is from DEFAULT SERVICE; if DEFAULT SERVICE is
*NONE*, the open is rejected. In either case, the service should have been defined previously as follows:
ADD SERVICE DDD,TYPE STATIC
Note that the SERVICE is always TYPE STATIC, regardless of the window type. DYNAMIC windows are deleted after
the opener closes $STN; STATIC windows are permanently configured. Consider use of MENU HIDDEN for these
services.
AUTODEL_WAIT <seconds>
Windows that are automatically added (TYPE DYNAMIC and AUTO_ADD_WIN) are automatically deleted when the
TCP session is terminated or when all openers (applications) have closed the window. Some applications close the
window and then quickly reopen it from a different process (this happens with Pathmon and Pathway TCP), this could
prematurely delete the window. The AUTODEL_WAIT parameter allows a "grace" time that starts when the last opener
closes the window. If another open occurs within the grace time, then the window and the session continue running. If
the timer expires without any new opener, then the window is deleted.
AUTODEL_WAIT time
time is in seconds, in the range 0 to 20. A value of zero disables the feature, deleting the window immediately when the
last opener closes. The default is 3 (3.0 seconds).
Starting with SPR T0801^ABE, this command is not relevant with regard to AUTO_ADD_WIN since that parameter is
no longer supported.
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