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The LOAD-INDEX OVERRIDE command (or LIND OVERRIDE command) overrides the load level of a Load-Index with a new value.
Use the following API command:
LOAD-INDEX OVERRIDE,parameters |
The following parameters can be used in this command:
Table 273d Parameters of the LOAD-INDEX OVERRIDE command
Parameter |
Description |
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NAME |
Name of Load-Index to override. Masking is supported. |
NEWLEVEL (or NEWLVL) |
The new level to override the Load-Index. Valid values: CRITICAL, V-HIGH, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, IDLE |
TYPE |
(Optional) Perform the action only if the Load-Index is of a specific type. Valid values: UTIL, 4HRA, EXT, MVA |
ISOVERRIDDEN (or ISOVER) |
(Optional) Perform the action depending on whether or not the load level of the Load-Index is currently overridden. Valid values: Y (Yes) | N (No) |
LEVEL (or LVL) |
(Optional) Perform the action only if the current load level is as specified. Valid values: CRITICAL, V-HIGH, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, IDLE |
FROMLEVEL (or FROMLVL) |
(Optional) Perform the action only if the current load level is as specified or higher. Valid values: CRITICAL, V-HIGH, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, IDLE |
NOTE |
(Optional) Add a note to the action. |
Example:
Command:
LOAD-INDEX OVERRIDE NAME=* NEWLEVEL=HIGH
Response:
WLI032I LOAD-INDEX LINDEX3 WAS OVERRIDDEN TO HIGH
WLI03BI ACTION PERFORMED SUCCESSFULLY, 1 LOAD-INDEXES MODIFIED
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