CREATE_MESSAGE_MODULE jobs_rec_activation$us_english


*IF $variable(rav$proc_doc,declared)<>'UNKNOWN'

" PURPOSE:
"   This deck contains the command calls to create a prompt message module
"   that is used by RAP$GET_ACTIVATION_OPTION. Modules are formatted for
"   use by the RAP$PROMPT_VIA_MENU.
"
" DESIGN:
"   The function of a message module is to provide help for a user executing
"   commands interactively.  Therefore the kinds of messages found in a
"   message module reflect that purpose.  In setting up menus using message
"   module technology the message kinds are given new meanings.
"
"     The menu title is created as the brief help message.
"     The menu help is created as the full help message.
"     The menu selections are created as parameter prompt messages.
"     The menu selection help (optional) is created as a parameter help message.
"     The menu selection confirmation (optional) is created as a parameter
"     assist message.
"     The menu prompt is created as a parameter prompt message.
"
" NOTES:
"
*IFEND

CREATE_BRIEF_HELP_MESSAGE
+X2+N0The system has recovered some jobs which have started to execute.+X2To
 prevent running mixed levels of software, no installation options are allowed.
+N+X2
+N0Your system activation choices are:+N+X2
**

CREATE_FULL_HELP_MESSAGE
+X2+N0You are not allowed to install a new Installation Tape or deferred
 products.+X2This is done to prevent system software from being changed while
 the recovered jobs are executing.+X2You may now activate the system for
 production or for system console usage.+X2 (The latter choice will not
 make the system available to users.)+X2Processing will be complete when
 you see the message:
+N+X2
+N2----- SYSTEM ACTIVATION COMPLETE -----
+N+X2
+N0This message will be followed by the NOS/VE slash (/) prompt at which time
 you may enter commands.
+N+X2
+N0To get help for a particular selection, enter the number of the selection,
 followed by a question mark.
 For example, to get help for selection 1, you would enter:
+N+X2
+N2 1?
+N+X2
+N
**

CREATE_PARAMETER_PROMPT_MESSAGE n=production_usage
+X2+P1.+X2Activate the system for production.
**

CREATE_PARAMETER_PROMPT_MESSAGE n=console_usage_only
+X2+P1.+X2Activate the system for system console usage.
+N+X7NOTE: Recovered jobs will continue to execute.
**

CREATE_PARAMETER_PROMPT_MESSAGE n=prompt
+X2+N0Enter selection or ? for HELP.
**

CREATE_PARAMETER_HELP_MESSAGE n=production_usage
+X2+N0This selection causes the system to be activated for general
 use.+X2If the network is configured and has been enabled (by the
 NETWORK_ACTIVATION system attribute), all of the tasks and applications
 associated with it will also be activated.+X2In a dual-state mainframe, the
 tasks used to communicate with the 170 partner system will be
 activated.+X2Activating the system for production makes the mainframe
 available to users.
+N+X2
**

CREATE_PARAMETER_HELP_MESSAGE n=console_usage_only
+N0This selection causes the system to be activated for system console
 usage.+X2This means that the mainframe will not be
 available to users other than the system console operator.+X2Note however,
 that the recovered jobs will be allowed to execute.
+N0+X2
+N0If you intended to install software, choose this option.  After system
 activation is complete, perform either step below:
+N+X2
+N1 1. Terminate the recovered jobs and perform another deadstart.
+N1 2. Re-deadstart the system with operator intervention.  Set the
+N5JOB_RECOVERY_OPTION system attribute to 3 to prevent recovery of the
+N5jobs.
+N+X2
**

END_MESSAGE_MODULE
