Look in the TODEVENT DELAYCMD file on TODEVENT's 193 disk for the list
of events TODEVENT does.
 
Or use QDELAY.  SMSG TODEVENT QDELAY userid
 
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One day, Robert Ching came in and said his LOGMEON event at 00:30 every
day for DIRCSNET quit working a week ago.  It turns out that DIRCSNET's
password was LOCKED one day, so TODEVENT got an error trying to XAUTOLOG
it on.  When that happens, TODEVENT marks the event "dequeued".  We had
to go into the TOD menu to re-"enqueue" it (using the TOD EXEC, go to
the ENQUEUE line, hit enter, and type in the event number, 44 in this
case).  To see which events are dequeued, if column 22 in the TODEVENT
DELAYCMD file is a "q" (hex 98) or a "Q" (hex D8), the event id
dequeued.  An "Œ" (hex 90) or a "}" (hex D0) means the event is
enqueued (active).
 
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Notes from when I created CBACKMON to run TODEVENT.
 
- Have it link to TODEVENT's 192 disk for the latest TODEVENT code.
- AUTOLINK authorize the link.
 
- Have it link to the SYSPROG disk.
- Update the PROFILE TODEVENT on the SYSPROG disk.
 
- Create CBACKMON RTABLE pointed to by PROFILE TODEVENT.
- Create a null CBACKMON EVENTS.
- Create @CBACKMO EXEC.
 
- Create whatever execs the RTABLE calls.
- Add to the CHKUSER TABLE if necessary.
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