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

PIPE EDIT
disposition (output order)
When used as output orders, these orders control or change the disposition,
subject to certain system constraints. These edit orders write null strings and
the 0, n, and N strings to the WQE as a 0. Any other string writes a1tothe
WQE indicating the function is enabled. Following are the disposition orders:
AMRF
Retains the message in AMRF
AUTOMATE
Allows automation. Note that setting AUTOMATE to an affirmative value
(such as Y) causes a foreign unsolicited message to be automated.
BROADCAST
Sets an indicator that causes the operating system to send messages to all
active consoles.
DISPLAY
Sets an indicator that the message is displayable at the console.
Note: If the MVS Message Processing Facility (MPF) has suppressed a
message, then the DISPLAY order cannot override the suppression.
PROG
Displays programming information
SYSLOG
Writes to the system log
FINDLINE (output order)
Functions the same as global order FINDLINE n except that the target to be
found is derived from the previous input order or conversion order. If the
number is negative, EDIT counts from the end of the message.
flag_bytes (output order)
Used with routing and descriptor codes and represents an 8-bit section of the
field. When used as an output order, it requires a string of 8 characters,
consisting of 0s, 1s, and Xs. These correspond to the requirement to clear, set or
leave as-is the corresponding bit in the byte being referenced.
LINETYPE (output order)
Specifies the line type attribute of the resulting output line. The LINETYPE
value is received from its input and must be one of the following values:
TC Output line is to be a control line.
TL Output line is to be a label line.
TD Output line is to be a data line.
TE Output line is to be an end line.
LINETYPE is not case-sensitive.
If the input to LINETYPE is not one of these four values, or if LINETYPE is
not specified, the current line type attribute is retained.
MRT (output order)
Sets a flag indicating that the message came from the NETVONLY action of the
MRT.
NEXT (output order)
Specifies that the input to NEXT is to be inserted, without an intervening
blank, into the output line after any text already in the output line.
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