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Messages Columns

The Web MV main window displays messages in two tables, the Action Messages table and the Normal Messages table. Each table displays one line for each message that is received. Each line is then separated into columns of information for that message.

The information found in the columns for each message is displayed in the following table:

Column Name

Information Displayed

Session

Name of the CA Automation Point session from which the message was captured

System

Processor ID of the host system (if available), or host system name as defined in the CA Automation Point session definition (SYSNAME)

Date

Current system date on the CA Automation Point server

Time

Current system time on the CA Automation Point server

Host Time

Time at which a message was received from the host (if available)

Job ID*

Current JES job ID associated with the message

Job Name*

Job name of the address space that issued the message

EMS Date*

Date contained in first eight characters of a TANDEM EMS message

JES3 Name*

System name of a JES3GLOBAL or sysplex console

MON Name*

Source system name for a DataFrame message

MON Num*

Source system number for a DataFrame message

MON Prty*

Priority of the alert message issued by the DataFrame system

MON Type*

Type of alert message issued by the DataFrame system

Act Ind*

Character used to denote action messages on the host system (for action messages only)

Msg Num

ID of the message (assigned by CA Automation Point)

Seq Num

Sequence ID of the message (assigned by CA Automation Point)

Note: This number is greater than zero for multi-line messages.

Message

Text of the message

Reply ID*

Reply number for a message that is a WTOR

Sess Type

Type of session as defined by the Console Type control on the Session Definition window

Act Msg

Specifies whether this message is currently an action message (in Y/N format)

* These columns may not contain data, depending upon the type of message.

For information on how to choose the columns you want to display, see the section Specifying Table Columns for Your Messages in this chapter.