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

PIPE EDIT
106 Programming: Pipes
IFRAUGMT
Use as input the store clock value (STCK) at the time the message was
created or received by the NetView program.
Use the OPDT or C2X conversion orders to view or print this field.
IFRAUCON
See SYSCONID.
IFRAUCPY
Use as input the copy flag from the message. This is returned as the
high-order bit in a 1-byte field.
IFRAUPRI
Use as input the primary receiver flag from the message. This is
returned as the high-order bit in a 1-byte field.
IFRAUPPT
Use as input the PPT origin flag from the message. This is returned as
the high-order bit in a 1-byte field.
IFRAUSDR
Use as input the Task ID of the originator of the message.
IFRAUSEC
Use as input the secondary receiver flag from the message. This is
returned as the high-order bit in a 1-byte field.
IFRAUWAS
See ASID.
IFRAUWDS
See DESC.
IFRAUWJA
See JOBNAME.
IFRAUWJU
See JOBNUM.
IFRAUWRT
See ROUTECODES.
JOBNAME
Use as input the 8-character JES job name of the originator of the
message. JOBNAME is 8 null characters if the message was not
received from MVS.
JOBNAME is synonymous with IFRAUWJA.
JOBNUM
Use as input the 8-character JES job number of the originator of the
message. JOBNUM is 8 null characters if the message was not received
from MVS.
JOBNUM is synonymous with IFRAUWJU.
MSGCOUNT
Use as input the results from a prior COUNT EACHMSG stage. Only
use MSGCOUNT if a stage preceding EDIT is COUNT EACHMSG.
Any other source for MSGCOUNT yields unpredictable results. See
“PIPE COUNT ” on page 59 for more information.
MSGCOUNT returns an EBCDIC number preceded by either a plus (+)
or a minus (−) sign. This number is not padded unless the global order