IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Programming: Pipes - IBM notice

PIPE EDIT
96 Programming: Pipes
Note: This step is required for alert automation. Alerts cannot be modified.
For message automation messages can be modified using other EDIT
orders prior to sending them to the output.
v Choose names and values consisting of displayable EBCDIC characters.
v Specify /name/ with a maximum 31 characters beginning with an alphabetic
character.
Note: The name specified in /name/ must also be defined in the Tivoli Event
Adapter Profiles. IHSAACDS and IHSAMFMT are DSIPARM samples
of adapter profiles.
Note: Because NAMEBIND causes a line to be written, it cancels implicitly
WRITELINE orders in effect.
NEXTLINE (global order)
This specifies both the READLINE and WRITELINE keywords, and advances
both the input message line (source) and the output message line (destination).
NOEXPOSE (global order)
Sets the IFRAUNEX automation flag. Subsequent routing of the message
within a domain or cross-domain does not result in automation, message
trapping, user exits, or logging.
NOTECHO (global order)
Turns off the echo flag (WQEMCSM) in the message that is logged or
automated. NOTECHO does not affect the display.
NOLOGTO (global order)
Sets an option such that if the message is presented for display using either the
CONSOLE stage or the ROUTE stage, the message is not logged. One of these
arguments is required:
N This action is for the net log.
S This action is for the system log.
H This action is for the hardcopy log.
* This action is for all three log methods: net log, system log, and
hardcopy log.
Usage Notes:
1. If the message is automated, then automation can override the logging
options set by EDIT. If the message is delivered to a distributed autotask,
then the log options are honored on the local domain, but is reset to default
values by RMTCMD message forwarding. Also, if a message is routed
directly to a remote domain, the options are reset to default values.
2. Messages that are exposed for logging are always written to the CanzLog
file. You can control visibility of your messages in the CanzLog file by
using the TAG keyword of the LOGTO stage.
NOTECHO (global order)
Turns off the echo flag (WQEMCSM) in the message that is logged or
automated. NOTECHO does not affect the display.
ONTO (global order)
Sets the logical end of the line for input orders position.length and WORD to be
a point other than the last character in the line.
/string/
Indicates that the input orders consider the line to end after the given