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Table 4. Input Order Summary (continued)
Input Order Task Performed Page
D4NV Indicates whether the console name to which a message
is delivered is owned by a NetView task.
102
disposition Provide information about the disposition of the
message.
102
flag_bytes Produces a string that corresponds to the bit in the
referenced flag byte.
103
hexstring Specifies a hexadecimal string. 92
IFRAUHND Use as input the automation action flag from the
message.
103
IFRAUMTB Use as input the automation submission flag from the
message.
103
IFRAUNEX Use as input the forbid exposure flag from the message. 103
JOBNAME Indicates the job name. 106
LEVEL Specifies the data set concatenation level of the current
line.
103
lineattr Specifies that the input is one of the line attributes of
the current line.
104
LINESENDER Specifies the name of the sender. 104
MCSFLAGS Provides a 16–bit output suitable as input to a C2B
conversion.
MRT Reads a flag indicating messages were routed to the
NetView system by a NETVONLY action.
105
msgattr Specifies that the input is one of the message attributes
of the current message.
105
MSGID The message identifier of the received message.
MSUSEG Indicates the contents of one segment of an MSU. 107
NVABLE Returns "Yes" if a NETVONLY action can succeed,
otherwise returns "No".
107
A NETVONLY action cannot succeed if the NetView
procedural space is down, the subsystem router is
down, or if the task defined by the ?MVSCmdRevision
CNMSTYLE statement is inactive.
position.length Specifies the subset of the input line to be processed.
The subset is defined by specifying a starting character
and the total number of characters.
REPLYL Returns the decimal value of the reply length with a
leading plus sign (+).
107
SESSID Specifies the TAF session ID for messages from TAF or
SAF ID of messages received from the PPI.
107
/string/ Specifies a delimited character string. 93
UCHARS Obtains the 16-byte "user char" area. In the MRT, this
field is available only if previously set.
118
UFLAGS Obtains the 2-byte "user flags" area. In the MRT, this
field is available only if previously set.
118
92