Resource classes defined by the event response resource manager
Generally, you will not need to manipulate resources of these classes directly. Instead you would use the event response resource manager commands.
Table 1 describes the resource classes defined by the event response resource manager. In general, you will not need to manipulate resources of these classes directly. Instead you would use the event response resource manager commands described in Basic resource monitoring and Advanced resource monitoring.
| Resource class | Description |
|---|---|
| IBM.Association | Each resource of this class represents a condition/response association. Such an association enables the RMC subsystem to trigger one or more response actions when a particular condition occurs. |
| IBM.CompoundCondition | Each resource of this class represents a compound condition (an event defined by an expression on one or more condition resources (of the IBM.Condition resource class) that should trigger a response). |
| IBM.Condition | Each resource of this class represents a condition (an event that should trigger a response). |
| IBM.EventResponse | Each resource of this class represents a response (one or more actions the system can take when a condition event occurs). |
For information on listing attribute values or attribute definitions for the resource classes (or resource instances of the resource classes) listed in the preceding table, see Listing resource information.