Alert Functions
The alert functions notify network service programs and applications of network events. An event is a particular instance of a process or state of hardware as defined by an application. The alert functions allow applications to indicate when predefined events occur. Other programs, network services, or internal network components use the NetAlertRaise function to raise an alert, notifying various applications or users when a particular type of event occurs. The Alert category functions, datatypes, structures, and constants are defined in the LMCONS.H, LMERR.H, and LMALERT.H header files. A source program can gain access to these definitions by defining the constants INCL_NETERRORS and INCL_NETALERT, and by including the header file LM.H. The LMALERT.H include file defines the following classes of events for which alerts are sent out:- A network event requiring administrative assistance
- An entry is added to an error log file
- A user or application receives a broadcast message
- A print job completes
- A user accesses or uses certain applications or resources
NetAlertRaiseEx The NetAlertRaise function is used to indicate that an event has occurred. The fixed-length header contains the standard alert structure, STD_ALERT. Additional information is included in the following structures: ADMIN_OTHER_INFO
ERRLOG_OTHER_INFO
PRINT_OTHER_INFO
USER_OTHER_INFO
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