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

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PIPE CPDOMAIN<br />

v CPDOMAIN produces a DWO969I message <strong>for</strong> each successful conversion and a<br />

DWO843I message <strong>for</strong> each asynchronous failure (return codes are <strong>for</strong><br />

synchronous failures). DWO843I messages are usually accompanied by other<br />

<strong>NetView</strong> or VTAM messages which helps diagnose the problem.<br />

Return Codes<br />

If a secondary output stream is connected, each nonzero return code is sent there<br />

as a signed, 10-digit decimal number with an indication of which CP name caused<br />

that return code. For example, if task DSI6DST is inactive, CPDOMAIN CPX<br />

produces return code +0000000608 CPX.<br />

Examples<br />

64 <strong>Programming</strong>: <strong>Pipes</strong><br />

Return Code Meaning<br />

+0000000008 The input is not valid.<br />

+00000006xx DSIMQS to DSI6DST failed. The return code is 600 plus the<br />

DSIMQS return code.<br />

Example: Converting a Hardcoded CP Name<br />

The following example converts a CP name that is hardcoded:<br />

PIPE (END ;) a: CPD US<strong>IBM</strong>NT.NTFEMVS | WAIT 10 | CONS;<br />

a:| COLOR WHI | CONS<br />

Example: Converting a CP Name Specified In a Variable<br />

The following example converts a CP name that is specified in a variable:<br />

PIPE (END ;) VAR var1| a: CPD | WAIT 10 | CONS;<br />

a:| COLOR PIN | CONS

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