Contents of a Message Table

A message table contains the following information:

A TABLE statement that identifies the product using the messages, the language the messages are in, and the default language. Here is an example of a TABLE statement:
```
TABLE BUNDLTAB LANGUAGE=ENGLISH DEFAULT
```
The second value on the statement is the table's name (in this case, BUNDLTAB). Client applications use this name to reference messages.
MSG statements that contain message prefixes, message text, and routing instructions. Here is an example of a MSG statement:
```
MSG 'LDM0016E Unrecognized keyword @1|',RESP
```
Symbolic variables start with the character @. Standard WTO attributes (descriptor codes, MCS flags, and so on) may also be part of a message.
Comments that explain how to modify TABLE and MSG statements.