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

PIPE EDIT
102 Programming: Pipes
* Error: the address space where the command originated has closed or
else the message is not from the local LPAR.
? Error: inconsistent data (might be a transient condition).
! Error: inconsistent data.
> Error: the supplied ASID is larger than the allowed ASID limit for the
system
CHKEY (input order)
Obtains the CHKEY as defined by system macro IEECHAIN. This is the
step-name of a task or the job-name of a job.
CMDX (input order)
Inputs the first 88 (X'58') bytes of the IEZVX101 control block.
COLOR (input order)
Inputs the characters describing the attributes of the current line, including
color, highlighting, line type, and intensity. See the COLOR (output order) on
page 116 for the description of text values. This is an example:
CY HU IN TD
CONSAUTH (input order)
Indicates the authority of the console issuing the command:
Value Description
M Master
I I/O
S SYS
C CONSOLE
CONSNAME (input order)
Obtains the console name:
v For the CRT, returns the name of the console issuing the command.
v For the MRT, returns the destination console name.
CURRGMT (input order)
CURRGMT provides an 8-byte store clock value generated at the time the
order is executed.
CZID (input order)
Obtains the Canzlog ID of a message or command echo or DOM that has been
logged. It returns 0 if the message has not been logged.
D4NV (input order)
D4NV (destined for the NetView program) is used with a WHEN or REVISE
statement. This input–only edit order indicates whether the console name to
which a message is to be delivered is owned by a NetView task. You can
re–enable system logging for a particular message, if desired, by using the
SYSLOG order.
disposition (input order)
When used as input orders, these orders provide information about the
disposition of the message. These edit orders produce a binary representation
of the value (X'00' or X'80'), which can be converted to an N or Y value, using
the YESNO conversion. Following are the disposition orders:
AMRF
Returns the following status: message is to be retained in AMRF