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

PIPE EDIT
SKIPTO is a complementary function to UPTO. Where SKIPTO 1 returns the
entire line, UPTO 1 returns none of the line.
See also SKIPTO and RESET.
WRITELINE (global order)
Is used to build a multiline message. WRITELINE causes all text built so far by
the output orders to be written to the output message. All text subsequently
built by the output orders is inserted as a new line in the multiline message.
Note: Output orders generate an implied WRITELINE at the end of the edit
script unless WRITELINE is explicitly included. An implied WRITELINE
remains in effect until an explicit WRITELINE or COPYREST is
encountered.
Input Orders
Input order operands start an edit phrase. They define the data to be processed by
the edit phrase. Possible sources for the data include:
v Literal text contained in the input order.
v Text received on the input data stream.
v Line attributes of the line received on the input data stream.
v Message attributes of the message received on the input data stream.
The orders, /string/, position.length, and hexstring can also be used as input orders.
AIFR (input order)
Specifies that the input is the 256–byte AIFR body. For additional information
about the AIFR fields, see IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Programming: Assembler.
Conversion orders, such as SUBSTR, can be used to obtain specific pieces of
the AIFR.
Note: The position specified in SUBSTR must be the position described in IBM
Tivoli NetView for z/OS Programming: Assembler plus one (1).
ALL
Inputs the text in the current line. Same as 1.*.
ASTYPE (input order)
Indicates how the address space was started (job type):
Value Description
D USS persistent procedure.
The address space has a name for initiated programs, appropriate for a
JOB. However, the existence of an OpenMVS address space block
indicates a special purpose USS persistent procedure.
J The address space is a JOB.
N The address space is a system address space started during operating
system initialization (NIP) processing.
S The address space is a Started Task (STC).
Note: Because of the manner in which TN3270 is started, it may
appear as type S rather than type D, as might be expected.
T The address space is a Time-Sharing User (TSO).
U The address space is a USS forked or spawned procedure.
Chapter 2. Pipeline Stages and Syntax 101