Actually, I having trouble finding out all the fields that are returned.
For instance, I have a PIPE:
/* */
Trace "O"
!._UserID="AILTEST"
RC=CP_For("QUERY VIRTUAL XASD",!._UserID)
Say "RC="RC "EOC="_ForCmd._EOC "Result='"_ForCmd._Result"'"
Do i=1 to _For.0;Say _For.i;End
Exit
/*====================================================================*/
CP_For: Procedure expose !. _For. _ForCmd.
Parse arg ForCmd,ForUser
ForRC=0
ForToken=Right(random(),16,"0")
"PIPE (endchar ?)",
" STARMSG *ASYNCMD",
"|CONSOLE",
"| SPECS 9-* 1",
"| FIND" ForUser||,
"| ZONE 9.16 FIND" ForToken||,
"| SPEC 25-* 1",
"|l:locate 1.1 /1/",
"| VAR _ForCmd._EOC",
"| PIPESTOP",
"?",
" LITERAL FOR" ForUser "PATH * TOKEN" ForToken "CMD" ForCmd,
"|c:CP",
"| STEM _ForCmd._Result",
"?c:",
"| VAR ForRC",
"| NLOCATE 1.1 /0/",
"| PIPESTOP",
"?l:",
"| SPEC 10-* 1.80",
"| STEM _FOR."
If ForRC==0 then
_ForCmd._Result=""
Return(ForRC)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
....+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7..
00000000AILTEST 00000000000007670HCP0022EA virtual device number was not
supplied or it was invalid.
00000000AILTEST 0000000000000767100220000
RC=0 EOC=100220000 Result=''
A virtual device number was not supplied or it was invalid.
Okay, I see the first 8 bytes are the message class (as mentioned
before).
Next, (9-16) is the user id. (no problem)
Lastly, 17 (onward) is suppose to be the message text.
Now this last part, does not seem to be completely composed of TEXT.
The first part of this section seems to be a sequential number (for 16
bytes)
Next, appears to be a 0 or 1 (not sure what for)
Lastly, seems to be the error message number if the above was a zero
or a return code and reason code? If it's 1.
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
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Subject: Re: [CMS-PIPELINES] *STARMSG stage
Look in the PROP documentation, or in the CP programming services
manual,
IUCV *MSG service.
For example class 3 is asynchroneous CP output, such as "RDR file from",
or
"xyz logged off"
There are other classes that allows you to know that the message was
sent
with MSG or SMSG (MSG is class 1, SMSG Class 4 I think, )
2010/5/13 Frank M. Ramaekers <[email protected]>
> Can someone enlighten me about the output from *STARMSG? From the
> documentation:
>
>
>
> Primary Output Stream
>
>
>
> STARMSG writes lines from a CP message service to its primary output
> stream as follows:
>
>
>
> Columns Contents
>
> 1-8 Message class (in
> hexadecimal format)
>
> 9-16 User ID
>
> 17 to end Text of the message The message class is converted to
> hexadecimal format and is prefixed to the user ID and message text
from
> CP.
>
>
>
> Where is the "Message class" defined?
>
>
>
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