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Offset Dec Hex Type Field 0 0 BINARY(4) Maximum messages requested 4 4 CHAR(10) List direction 14 E CHAR(10) Selection criteria 24 18 BINARY(4) Severity criteria 28 1C BINARY(4) Maximum message length 32 20 BINARY(4) Maximum message help length 36 24 BINARY(4) Offset to qualified message queue names 40 28 BINARY(4) Offset to starting message keys 44 2C BINARY(4) Number of message queues 48 30 BINARY(4) Offset to identifiers of fields to return 52 34 BINARY(4) Number of fields to return 56 38 BINARY(4) Coded character set identifier (CCSID) to return text and data in 60 3C CHAR(13) Date and time criteria 73 49 CHAR(3) Reserved (Must be blanks) 76 4C BINARY(4) Reserved (Must be 0) The offsets to these fields are specified in the previous offset variables. ARRAY(*) of CHAR(20) ARRAY(*) of CHAR(4) ARRAY(*) of BINARY(4) Qualified message queue names Starting message key Identifiers of fields to return Valid Field Identifiers The following table contains a list of the valid identifiers for the MSLT0100 and the MSLT0200 format. Identifier Type Description 0101 CHAR(9) Alert option 0201 CHAR(*) Replacement data or impromptu message text 0301 CHAR(*) Message 0302 CHAR(*) Message with replacement data 0401 CHAR(*) Message help 0402 CHAR(*) Message help with replacement data 0403 CHAR(*) Message help with formatting characters 0404 CHAR(*) Message help with replacement data and formatting characters 0501 CHAR(*) Default reply 0601 CHAR(26) Qualified sender job name 0602 CHAR(1) Sender type 0603 CHAR(12) Sending program name 0604 CHAR(10) Sending module name 0605 CHAR(256) Sending procedure name 36 System i: Programming Message Handling APIs
Identifier Type Description 0606 BINARY(4) followed by ARRAY(*) of CHAR(10) 0607 CHAR(10) Sending user profile 0702 CHAR(1) Receiving type 0703 CHAR(10) Receiving program name 0704 CHAR(10) Receiving module name 0705 CHAR(256) Receiving procedure name 0706 BINARY(4) followed by ARRAY(*) of CHAR(10) 0801 CHAR(10) Message file library used 0901 CHAR(30) Problem identification 1001 CHAR(1) Reply status 1002 CHAR(1) Critical break message status 1101 CHAR(1) Request status 1201 BINARY(4) Request level Number of sending statement numbers or instruction numbers available followed by an array of the sending statement numbers or instruction numbers Number of receiving statement numbers or instruction numbers available followed by an array of the receiving statement numbers or instruction numbers 1301 BINARY(4) Coded character set identifier (CCSID) for text 1302 BINARY(4) Coded character set identifier (CCSID) conversion status indicator for text 1303 BINARY(4) Coded character set identifier (CCSID) for data 1304 BINARY(4) Coded character set identifier (CCSID) conversion status indicator for data Field Descriptions Alert option. Whether and when an SNA alert is created and sent for the message. If a message is listed, the value is one of the following: *DEFER An alert is sent after local problem analysis. *IMMED An alert is sent immediately when the message is sent to a message queue that has the allow alerts attribute set to *YES. *NO No alert is sent. *UNATTEND An alert is sent immediately when the system is running in unattended mode (when the value of the alert status network attribute, ALRSTS, is *UNATTEND). For more information on alerts, see the Alerts Support manual. This field is set to blanks if no alert option was specified when the message was sent. CCSID conversion status indicator for data. The following values may be returned: 0 No conversion was needed because the CCSID of the data matched the CCSID you wanted the data converted to. 1 No conversion occurred because either the data was 65535 or the CCSID you wanted the data converted to was 65535. 2 No conversion occurred because you did ask for any data to be returned, or there was no *CCHAR type data. 3 The data was converted to the CCSID specified using the best fit conversion tables. Message Handling APIs 37
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Page 4 and 5: Note Before using this information
Page 6 and 7: Required Parameter Group . . . . .
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Page 20 and 21: The List Job Log Messages (QMHLJOBL
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Page 26 and 27: Identifier Type Description 0606 BI
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Starting message keys. The message
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2 No conversion occurred because yo
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Receiving procedure name. This fiel
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message. The message key of the new
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*LERETRY Retry. The initial priorit
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This parameter must specify the siz
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see the Add Message Description (AD
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Offset Dec Hex Type Field 8 8 BINAR
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CCSID conversion status indicator f
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Value Message Type 01 Completion 02
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11 Length of call stack entry Input
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stack entry on the call stack. The
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v 1 through 4096 if partial name in
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Offset Dec Hex Type Field 45 2D CHA
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Offset Dec Hex Type Field 53 35 CHA
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CCSID of replacement data or improm
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Value Message Type 01 Completion 02
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Sending type. The type of the sende
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*LIBL The library list Message key
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diagnostic messages. This can preve
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Messages to remove INPUT; CHAR(10)
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Message ID Error Message Text CPF24
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If the pointer is not Null or it do
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If the pointer provided is not Null
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*NONE This value can be used for th
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The variable that receives informat
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The coded character set identifier
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Offset Dec Hex Type Field 228 E4 BI
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0 No conversion was needed because
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Length of relational test entry ava
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*LT Less than *LE Less than or equa
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Retrieve Message File Attributes (Q
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Field Descriptions Allow alerts. Wh
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Reserved. An ignored field. Text de
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Offset Dec Hex Type Field 12 C CHAR
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Qualified name of the reply message
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Message File Library Authority *EXE
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For an inquiry message only, the na
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Message data 0-32767 Immediate text
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v If the less than signs () are spe
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*PGMBDY The call stack entry to sen
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(QMHRCVPM) API specifying this key
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The length of the reply text, in by
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The Send Scope Message (QMHSNDSM) A
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The Break Handling exit program pro
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Receiving program type. The type of
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The name of the message queue conta
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function. The status message allows
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The name of the message queue and l
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v If an error occurs while retrievi
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Sender’s copy (*COPY). Is a copy
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