The following table is a list of the system variables with a brief description of their function.
The Feature/Component column indicates whether a specific feature or component must be included in the initialization parameters at region startup before you can use the variable.
For more information about system initialization parameters, see the Reference Guide.
Note: Automation Services (AS) is an internal component that is enabled if any of the following products are configured in the region: FT, NETSPY, OPSCICS, OPSOS, SNA, SNAAUTO, TCPIP.
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Name |
Description |
Feature/ Component |
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&ALLPARMS |
A user variable that supplies a single string for all parameters specified when an NCL procedure is invoked |
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&AOMACCT1–4 |
Four system variables that return, for some MVS-sourced messages, the first four accounting fields from the JOB statement |
AS |
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&AOMALARM |
Returns the alarm attribute for the current message |
AS |
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&AOMASID |
Returns the address space ID (ASID) that issued the current message |
AS |
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&AOMATEXT |
Returns the text of the current line of a message that has been delivered to AOMPROC |
AS |
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&AOMAUTH |
Indicates whether the issuer of a WTO/WTOR is authorized |
AS |
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&AOMAUTO |
Returns the value of the automation flag |
AS |
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&AOMAUTOT |
Returns the value of the automation token |
AS |
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&AOMBC |
Indicates whether or not the current message is a broadcast message |
AS |
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&AOMCHAR1 |
Returns the screen character that indicates the status of operator console format messages |
AS |
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&AOMCOLOR |
Indicates the color attribute of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMCONNM |
Returns the Extended MCS console name |
AS |
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&AOMDESC |
Returns the descriptor codes assigned to the current message, in list format |
AS |
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&AOMDHEX |
Returns the descriptor codes assigned to the current message, in hexadecimal |
AS |
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&AOMDMASK |
Returns the descriptor codes assigned to the current message, in &MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&AOMDOM |
Indicates whether or not the current message is a Delete Operator Message notification (DOM-Notify) |
AS |
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&AOMDOMID |
Returns the Delete Operator Message (DOM) ID of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMEVCLS |
Returns the EVENT class value |
AS |
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&AOMHLITE |
Returns the highlight attribute for the current message |
AS |
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&AOMID |
Returns an ID that has been assigned by the screening table to the current message or event |
AS |
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&AOMIJOBN |
Returns the job name of the address space that issued the WTO, WTOR, or EVENT |
AS |
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&AOMINTEN |
Returns the intensity attribute for the current message |
AS |
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&AOMJOBCL |
Returns the job class of the job that issued the WTO or WTOR |
AS |
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&AOMJOBID |
Returns the JES job number that issued the current message |
AS |
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&AOMJOBNM |
Returns the job name of the active address space that issued the current message |
AS |
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&AOMJSTCB |
Returns the hexadecimal address of the job step TCB that either issued the current WTO or WTOR, or owns the TCB that issued the message |
AS |
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&AOMLDID |
Returns the domain ID of the last handler of this message, event, or DOM-Notify |
AS |
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&AOMLROUT |
Returns the local routing option for the message or event as set by the screening table ROUTE or LCLROUTE operands |
AS |
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&AOMLRSLT |
Returns the eight LOOKUP results from screening, in &MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&AOMLRSL1–8 |
Eight system variables that return the results of up to eight LOOKUP statements |
AS |
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&AOMLTCTL |
Indicates whether the current line of the current message is a control line |
AS |
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&AOMLTDAT |
Indicates whether the current line of the current message is a data line |
AS |
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&AOMLTEND |
Indicates whether the current message is an end line |
AS |
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&AOMLTLAB |
Indicates whether the current line of the current message is a label line |
AS |
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&AOMMAJOR |
Indicates whether the current line of the current message is a major line |
AS |
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&AOMMHEX |
Returns the MCS flags assigned to the current WTO or WTOR |
AS |
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&AOMMINOR |
Indicates whether the current line of the current message is a minor line |
AS |
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&AOMMMASK |
Returns the MCS flags assigned to the current message in &MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&AOMMONIT |
Indicates whether the current message is also to be delivered to monitor class message receivers |
AS |
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&AOMMPFSP |
Indicates whether or not the current message was initially suppressed by the Message Processing Facility (MPF) |
AS |
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&AOMMSGCD |
Returns the message code assigned to this message |
AS |
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&AOMMSGID |
Returns the extracted message ID of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMMSGLV |
Returns the highest message level of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMMVCON |
Returns the ID of the system console to which the current message was routed |
AS |
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&AOMMVSDL |
Indicates whether the screening table has deleted the current message |
AS |
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&AOMNMCON |
Returns the console ID to which the current message was routed |
AS |
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&AOMNMDOM |
Returns the assigned DOMID associated with a DOM-notify message |
AS |
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&AOMNMIN |
Returns the number of minor lines in a multi-line WTO |
AS |
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&AOMNRD |
Indicates whether or not the current message is to be displayed as a non-roll-delete message on OCS consoles |
AS |
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&AOMODID |
Returns the domain ID of the system where the message originated, as set by the NMDID JCL parameter |
AS |
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&AOMRCLAS |
Returns the ISR remote classes, as set by the screening table, in MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&AOMRCLS1–8 |
Eight system variables which provide the individual values of the eight AOM ISR remote classes for this message or event |
AS |
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&AOMREISS |
Returns the value YES if the current message was reissued on a JES3 GLOBAL processor, otherwise its value is NO |
AS |
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&AOMRHEX |
Returns the routing codes assigned to the current message, in hexadecimal |
AS |
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&AOMRKEY |
Returns the retrieval key attribute |
AS |
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&AOMRMASK |
Returns the routing codes assigned to the current message, in &MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&AOMROUTC |
Returns the routing codes assigned to the current message |
AS |
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&AOMROUTE |
Returns the routing option for the current message, as set by the screening table |
AS |
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&AOMRROUT |
Returns the remote routing option for the current message, as set by the screening table |
AS |
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&AOMRWTOR |
Indicates whether or not the current message is a Replied-to-WTOR |
AS |
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&AOMSALRT |
Indicates whether or not the current message was sourced by the &AOMALERT verb |
AS |
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&AOMSDATA |
Returns the saved data from a successful LOOKUP statement |
AS |
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&AOMSINGL |
Indicates whether or not the current message is a single line message |
AS |
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&AOMSOLIC |
Indicates whether or not the current message is a solicited message |
AS |
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&AOMSOLTP |
Returns the solicit type of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMSOS |
Identifies the type of operating system that sourced this message |
AS |
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&AOMSUBTP |
Returns the subtype of the current line of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMTEXT |
Returns the major text of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMTIME |
Returns the timestamp of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMTYPE |
Identifies the current message as a WTO, WTOR, DOM, or EVENT |
AS |
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&AOMUFLGS |
Returns the eight user flags in &MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&AOMUFLG1–8 |
Eight system variables which are user-defined flags, set by the screening table |
AS |
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&AOMVMMCL |
Returns the VM IUCV message class of a VM-sourced message |
AS |
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&AOMVMSRC |
Returns the AOM/VM message source |
AS |
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&AOMVMUID |
Returns the VM user ID that a message originated from |
AS |
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&AOMVMUND |
Returns the VM RSCS node that a message originated from |
AS |
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&AOMWRID |
Returns the WTOR reply ID of the current message |
AS |
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&AOMWRLEN |
Returns the length of the text that is passed in reply to a WTOR |
AS |
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&AOMWTO |
Indicates whether or not the current message is a Write to Operator (WTO) |
AS |
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&AOMWTOR |
Indicates whether or not the current message is a WTOR |
AS |
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&BROLINEn |
A series of system variables that return the current broadcast lines |
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&CURSCOL &CURSROW |
System variables that return the cursor location |
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&DATEn |
A series of system variables that return the current system date in different formats |
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&DAY |
Returns the current day of the week |
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&FILEID |
Returns the name of the file currently being processed |
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&FILEKEY |
Indicates an NCL process's current position within a UDB |
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&FILERC |
Indicates the success or otherwise of a file processing function |
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&FILERCNT |
Provides a count of the number of records deleted by &FILE DEL processing |
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&FSM |
Indicates if the issuing procedure has access to a real window |
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&INKEY |
Returns a value representing the key last used to enter data |
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&LOOPCTL |
Returns the current setting of the automatic loop control counter |
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&LUCOLS |
Indicates the number of columns currently allocated to this processing window |
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&LUEXTCO |
Indicates whether the terminal supports extended color |
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&LUEXTHI |
Indicates whether the terminal supports extended highlighting |
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&LUNAME |
Returns the name of the terminal at which the NCL procedure is executing |
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&LUROWS |
Returns the number of rows currently allocated to this process window |
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&MAI#SESS |
Returns the number of currently defined sessions (equivalent to &MAINSESS) |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIAE |
Indicates the availability of the A and E primary commands |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIAPPL |
Returns the name of the application acting as the PLU on the MAI session |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAICOLS |
Returns the number of columns in the current MAI session's screen |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAICROWS |
Returns the number of rows in the current MAI session's screen |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIDISC |
Indicates whether MAI will honor a terminal disconnect request |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIFRLU |
Returns the direction of the last data stream |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIIKEY |
Indicates the value of the key used to enter data |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAILOCK |
Indicates whether MAI will honor a terminal lock request |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAILU |
Returns the name of the VTAM APPL being used as the secondary LU |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIMNFMT |
Returns the current menu format as long or short |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAINSESS |
Returns the number of currently defined sessions (equivalent to &MAI#SESS) |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIOCMD |
Returns the outbound data stream sent by the PLU |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIREQ |
Returns the MAI logon request |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAISCANL |
Returns the scan limit for session commands |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAISID |
Returns the session ID of the session of whose behalf the script is running |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAISKIPP |
Returns the system-wide value for the session command prefix character |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAISKPK1 |
Returns the session command function key 1 |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAISKPK2 |
Returns the session command function key 2 |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAISMODE |
Returns the mode in which the script procedure is running |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAITITLE |
Returns the title that is displayed at the top of the MAI-FS main menu |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIUNLCK |
Indicates whether the data stream just received will unlock the keyboard |
SNAACCESS |
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&MAIWNDOW |
Indicates the MAI-FS session's visibility |
SNAACCESS |
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&NDBERRI |
Returns additional information about an NDB warning or error condition |
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&NDBRC |
Indicates the success or otherwise of an &NDBxxx NCL statement |
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&NDBRID |
Returns the record ID of the current or new record |
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&NDBSQPOS |
Returns the relative position in an &NDBSCAN-built sequence |
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&NEWSAUTH |
Indicates whether a user is authorized for NEWS functions |
SNA |
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&NEWSRSET |
Indicates whether the user is authorized for NEWS reset (delete) functions |
SNA |
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&NMID |
Returns the ID of this system |
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&OCSID &OCSIDO |
Indicates the OCS ID name for the current window |
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&PANELID |
Indicates the name of the current panel |
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&PARMCNT |
Returns the count of the number of variables entered when a procedure was invoked |
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&RETCODE |
Returns the current system return code |
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&ROUTECODE |
Returns the routing codes assigned to the current message, in &MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&SYSID |
Returns the current operating system identification |
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&TIME |
Returns the current time |
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&USERAUTH |
Returns the command authority of the user who initiated the procedure |
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&USERID |
Returns the user ID of the user currently executing the procedure |
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&USERPW |
Returns the PASSWORD of the user |
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&VSAMFDBK |
Returns the VSAM return code from a file processing operation |
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&ZACBNAME |
Returns the primary VTAM ACB name in use by the system |
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&ZAMTYPE |
Returns the name of the access method used to connect the terminal on which the NCL procedure is executing |
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&ZAPPCACC |
Returns the number of active APPC conversations for the NCL process |
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&ZAPPCCSI |
Returns the Client/Server indicator for the APPC conversation |
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&ZAPPCELM |
Returns the message from an Error Log GDS variable received after an error, or deallocate abend |
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&ZAPPCELP |
Returns product set information from an Error Log GDS variable received after an error, or deallocate abend |
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&ZAPPCID |
Returns the conversation ID which identifies an APPC conversation ( a unique integer) |
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&ZAPPCIDA |
Returns the APPC conversation ID for the transaction that started the NCL process |
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&ZAPPCLNK |
Returns the link name for an APPC conversation |
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&ZAPPCMOD |
Returns the mode name for an APPC conversation |
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&ZAPPCPCC |
Returns the number of pending APPC conversations for the NCL process |
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&ZAPPCQLN |
Returns the network qualified local LU name |
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&ZAPPCQRN |
Returns the network qualified remote LU name |
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&ZAPPCRM |
Returns the current receive map name |
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&ZAPPCRTS |
Indicates whether or not a request to send has been received |
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&ZAPPCSCM |
Returns the Server Connection Mode indicator |
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&ZAPPCSM |
Returns the current send map name |
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&ZAPPCSND |
Returns the APPC SEND protocol indicator |
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&ZAPPCSTA |
Returns the current state of an APPC conversation |
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&ZAPPCSYN |
Returns a character string, equivalent to that of the SYNC_LEVEL parameter of the LU6.2 MC_GET_ATTRIBUTES verb |
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&ZAPPCTRN |
Returns the locally known transaction identifier (up to 32 characters) for an APPC conversation |
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&ZAPPCTYP |
Returns a character string providing the APPC conversation type |
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&ZAPPCVRB |
Returns the last APPC verb that was issued |
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&ZAPPCWR |
Returns a character string, equivalent to that of the LU6.2 WHAT_RECEIVED parameter |
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&ZAPPCWRI |
Returns a character string, equivalent to that of the LU6.2 WHAT_RECEIVED parameter |
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&ZBLANK1 |
Returns a single blank character |
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&ZBROID |
Returns the broadcast identifier associated with the NCL process |
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&ZBROTYPE |
Indicates the type of broadcast associated with the issuing procedure |
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&ZCOLS |
Indicates the number of columns associated with the physical terminal |
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&ZCONSOLE |
Returns the system console number associated with a console user ID |
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&ZCURSFLD &ZCURSPOS |
Returns the name of the field where the cursor is positioned and the offset within that field |
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&ZDBCS |
Indicates whether a terminal supports double byte character set data streams (DBCS) |
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&ZDOMID |
Returns the deletion identifier for a non-roll delete message |
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&ZFDBK |
Returns completion information following execution of selected NCL statements |
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&ZDSNQLCL |
Returns the value of the local data set qualifier |
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&ZDSNQSHR |
Returns the value of the shared data set qualifier |
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&ZGDATEn |
A set of system variables that return the date, in different formats, based on GMT |
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&ZGDAY |
Returns the day of the week, based on GMT |
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&ZGOPS |
Indicates the generic type of operating system |
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&ZGTIMEn |
A set of system variables that return the time, based on GMT |
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&ZGTIMEZn |
A set of system variables that indicate the difference in time between local (operating system) time and GMT |
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&ZINTYPE |
(Message profile variable) Specifies whether an &INTREAD operation has been satisfied by a request message or a response message |
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&ZIREQCNT |
Returns the count of messages queued to an NCL process's dependent request queue |
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&ZIRSPCNT |
Returns the count of messages queued to an NCL process's dependent response queue |
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&ZJOBNAME |
Returns the job name |
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&ZJOBNUM |
Returns the JES2/3 job number for the last job submitted by NCL (OS/VS only) |
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&ZJRNLACT |
Returns the ddname of the active journal data set |
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&ZJRNLALT |
Returns the ddname of the alternate (or inactive) journal data set |
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&ZLCLIPA |
Returns the IP address of the local host for a TN3270 session |
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&ZLCLIPP |
Returns the IP port of the TN3270 server for a TN3270 session |
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&ZLOGMODE |
Returns the name of the VTAM logmode table entry used when the current terminal was connected |
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&ZLUNETID |
Returns the network ID of the currently connected terminal |
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&ZLUTYPE |
Indicates the type of device or environment |
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&ZLU1CHN |
Indicates the segment position of a message received from an LU1 device |
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&ZMAIACT# or &ZMAIACTN |
Returns the number of active sessions associated with the current window |
SNAACCESS |
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&ZMALARM |
Indicates whether the message will cause the terminal alarm to sound |
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&ZMALLMSG |
Indicates whether the message was generated by a MSG ALL command |
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&ZMAOMAU |
Indicates whether or not the original WTO or WTOR issuer was authorized |
AS |
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&ZMAOMBC |
Indicates whether or not the current message has the AOM broadcast attribute |
AS |
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&ZMAOMDTA |
Indicates whether or not the current message contains AOM data |
AS |
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&ZMAOMID |
Returns the AOM ID value |
AS |
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&ZMAOMJI |
Returns the job ID of AOM MVS-sourced messages |
AS |
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&ZMAOMJN |
Returns the job name of AOM MVS-sourced messages |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMID |
Returns the AOM message ID |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMIN |
Indicates whether or not this is an AOM minor line |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMLC |
Indicates whether or not the current message is an MLWTO control line |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMLD |
Indicates whether or not the current message is an MLWTO data line |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMLE |
Indicates whether or not the current message is an MLWTO end line |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMLL |
Indicates whether or not the current message is an MLWTO label line |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMLT |
Indicates the type of MLWTO of the current message |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMLV |
Returns the highest AOM message level of the current message |
AS |
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&ZMAOMMSG |
Indicates whether or not the current message was marked for propagation to eligible AOM receivers |
AS |
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&ZMAOMRC |
Returns the AOM routing codes assigned to the current message |
AS |
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&ZMAOMRCM |
Returns the routing codes assigned to the current message, in &MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&ZMAOMRCX |
Returns the AOM routing codes assigned to the current message, in hexadecimal characters |
AS |
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&ZMAOMSOS |
Returns the operating system type from which the current AOM message came |
AS |
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&ZMAOMSYN |
Returns the originating system name for the current message |
AS |
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&ZMAOMTM |
Returns the AOM timestamp of the current message |
AS |
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&ZMAOMTYP |
Returns the AOM type of a message |
AS |
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&ZMAOMUFM |
Returns the eight AOM user flags in &MASKCHK format |
AS |
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&ZMAOMUF1–8 |
Eight system variables which return the AOM user defined flags, set in the screening table |
AS |
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&ZMAOMUI |
Returns the originating user ID of an AOM message from a VM system |
AS |
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&ZMAOMUN |
Returns the VM RSCS node name that an AOM/VM message came from |
AS |
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&ZMAPNAME |
(Message profile variable) Returns the map name for the embedded user MDO in the current $MSG MDO if present |
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&ZMCOLOR &ZMCOLOUR |
Returns the color attribute of the message |
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&ZMDOCOMP |
Returns the last name segment of the fully qualified name for the MDO component involved in the last operation |
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&ZMDOFDBK |
Returns the feedback code after any verb references an MDO |
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&ZMDOID |
Returns the identifier of the MDO involved in the last operation |
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&ZMDOM |
Indicates whether the message is a delete operator message instruction |
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&ZMDOMAP |
Returns the map name for &ZMDOID |
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&ZMDOMID |
Returns the delete operator message identifier (DOMID) of the message read, provided the message has the non-roll delete message attribute (as determined by the setting of the &ZMNRD terminal) |
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&ZMDONAME |
Returns the fully qualified name of the MDO component involved in the last operation |
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&ZMDORC |
Returns the return code after any verb references an MDO (used in conjunction with &ZMDOFDBK) |
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&ZMDOTAG |
Returns the MDO tag value of the component involved in the last operation |
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&ZMDOTYPE |
Returns the ASN.1 type of &ZMDOCOMP |
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&ZMEVONID |
Returns the NCL ID of the procedure which issued the &EVENT which caused the message on the RESP queue |
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&ZMEVPROF |
Returns the EDS profile name which resulted in delivery of an event notification. |
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&ZMEVRCDE |
Returns the route code of an incoming event message |
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&ZMEVTIME |
Returns the time that an event originated, in the format HH.MM.SS.THT |
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&ZMEVUSER |
Returns the user ID of a user who issued the &EVENT verb which caused the message on the RESP queue |
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&ZMHLIGHT &ZMHLITE |
Returns the display highlighting attribute of the message. Values are NONE, USCORE, REVERSE, or BLINK |
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&ZMINTENS |
Returns the display intensity attribute of the message. Values are HIGH, or LOW, or null if no message is processed |
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&ZMLNODE |
Returns the terminal name of the user to whom the log message is to be attributed |
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&ZMLOGCMD |
Returns whether a log message is an echo to the log of a command (available to &LOGREAD only) |
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&ZMLSRCID |
Returns the message prefix of the last handler for the message just received |
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&ZMLSRCTP |
Returns the type of the last handler for the message just received |
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&ZMLTIME |
Returns the time stamp of a log message (available to &LOGREAD only) (format HH.MM.SS.THT) |
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&ZMLUSER |
Returns the user ID the log message came from (available to &LOGREAD only) |
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&ZMMONMSG |
Indicates whether the message received is a monitor class message |
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&ZMMSG |
Indicates whether or not the message received is a standard message |
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&ZMMSGCD |
Indicates the hexadecimal message code attribute for this message |
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&ZMNMDIDL |
Returns the domain ID for the previous system to handle this message |
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&ZMNMDIDO |
The domain ID for the system where this message originated |
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&ZMNRD |
Indicates whether the message carries the non-roll delete attribute |
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&ZMNRDRET |
Indicates whether the message has been received as a result of a NRDRET command being issued by the user |
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&ZMODFLD |
Returns the name of the next modified field on a panel |
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&ZMOSRCID |
Returns the message prefix for the originator of the message just received |
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&ZMOSRCTP |
Returns the type for the originator of the message just received |
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&ZMPPODTA |
Indicates whether any PPO message profile information is available regarding this message |
AS |
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&ZMPPOMSG |
Indicates whether the message originated from PPO |
AS |
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&ZPPOSCNT |
A counter of remote domains to which a PPO message was delivered. |
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&ZMPPOSEV |
If &ZMPPODTA=YES, then this variable includes gives the severity level of the PPO message |
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&ZMPPOTM |
If &ZMPPODTA=YES, this variable gives the time when the message was created |
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&ZMPPOVNO |
If &ZMPPODTA=YES, this variable returns the VTAM message number for the PPO message |
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&ZMPREFXD |
Indicates whether the message text has been prefixed with identifier values |
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&ZMPTEXT |
Returns the message text, prefixed according to the current profile settings |
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&ZMREQID |
Returns either user ID or NCL ID, if &ZINTYPE=REQ |
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&ZMREQSRC |
Returns the source of the INTQ command if &ZINTYPE=REQ |
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&ZMSLEVEL |
Returns the version of System Services |
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&ZMSOLIC |
Indicates whether the message was solicited or unsolicited |
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&ZMSOURCE |
Returns the verb that last set the values for the message profile variables |
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&ZMTEXT |
Returns the text of the message received |
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&ZMTYPE |
Returns the type of message received |
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&ZNCLID |
Returns the unique identifier of the NCL process |
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&ZNCLNEST |
Returns the current procedure's EXEC nesting level within method level |
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&ZNCLTYPE |
Returns the type of the current procedure |
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&ZNETID |
Returns the value of the VTAM network identifier |
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&ZNETNAME |
Returns the network name of the primary ACB |
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&ZNMDID |
Returns the value of the domain identifier |
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&ZNMSUP |
Returns the value of the system user prefix |
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&ZOCS |
Indicates whether the NCL process is associated with an OCS window |
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&ZOPS |
Returns the type of operating system |
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&ZOPSVERS |
Returns the version of the operating system |
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&ZOUSERID |
Returns the originating user ID for an NCL process |
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&ZPERRORC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for error fields and messages |
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&ZPERRORH |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute HLITE for error fields |
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&ZPINPHIC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for mandatory input data fields and command fields |
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&ZPINPLOC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for optional input data fields |
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&ZPINPUTH |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute HLITE for data input fields |
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&ZPINPUTP |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute PAD for data input fields |
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&ZPLABELC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for field labels and comments |
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&ZPMTEXT1 |
Returns the text of the Primary Menu broadcast |
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&ZPOUTHIC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for output data fields that are always present |
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&ZPOUTLOC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for output data fields that are not always present |
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&ZPPFKEYC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for the output fields on the left and right of the panel title and the function key area |
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&ZPPI |
Indicates whether or not PPI is available |
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&ZPPINAME |
Returns the defined receiver-ID of the current NCL process, if it has one |
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&ZPRINAME |
Returns the name of the primary ACB or XNF UCE |
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&ZPRODNAM |
Returns the product name |
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&ZPSERVIC |
Returns the value of the first four bytes of the PSERVIC field of the BIND for the current terminal |
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&ZPSKIP |
Returns the next available segment of panel skip data |
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&ZPSKPSTR |
Returns the current panel skip string in its entirety |
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&ZPSUBTLC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for sub-titles, headings and trailers |
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&ZPTITLEC |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute COLOR for the panel title |
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&ZPTITLEP |
Returns the value of the standard panel field attribute PAD for the panel title |
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&ZPWSTATE |
Returns the state of a user's password |
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&ZREMIPA |
Returns the IP address of the remote host for a TN3270 session |
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&ZREMIPP |
Returns the remote host IP port for a TN3270 session |
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&ZROWS |
Returns the number of rows available to the physical terminal |
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&ZSCOPE |
Returns the scope of the server name if the current NCL process is registered as a server |
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&ZSECEXIT |
Returns the type of security exit installed |
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&ZSERVER |
Returns the server name if the current NCL process is registered as a server |
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&ZSNAMID |
Returns an integer when using the &SNAMS verbs |
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&ZSOCCID |
Returns the socket ID used by the interface |
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&ZSOCERRN |
Returns the error number value associated with the last referenced socket |
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&ZSOCFHNM |
Returns the full host name of the host referenced by some requests |
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&ZSOCHADR |
Returns the IP address of the host referenced by some requests |
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&ZSOCHNM |
Returns the host name of the host referenced by some requests |
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&ZSOCID |
Returns the socket ID of the last referenced socket |
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&ZSOCPRT |
Returns the port number of the last referenced socket |
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&ZSOCTYPE |
Returns the type of the last referenced socket |
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&ZSOCVERR |
Returns vendor error information from the last referenced socket |
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&ZSSCPNAM |
Returns the value of the VTAM SSCP name |
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&ZSYSNAME |
Returns the SYSNAME value |
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&ZTCP |
Returns the status of the socket interface |
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&ZTCPHSTA |
Returns the value of the local host's IP address |
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&ZTCPHSTF |
Returns the value of the local host's full name |
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&ZTCPHSTN |
Returns the value of the local host's short name |
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&ZTIMEn |
Returns system variables for different formats of the current time |
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&ZTSOUSER |
Indicates if the user has connected through the TSO or TSS interface |
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&ZUCENAME |
Returns the UCE name that the product region is using to communicate with XNF |
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&ZUDATEn |
A set of system variables that return the user's date, in different formats, time zone adjusted |
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&ZUDAY |
Returns the user's day of the week, time zone adjusted |
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&ZUSERLC |
Returns the language code for this user |
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&ZUSERSLC |
Returns the system recognized language code for a user |
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&ZUSRMODE |
Returns a value indicating special conditions of this signed on user |
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&ZUTIMEn |
A set of system variables that return the user's time, time zone adjusted |
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&ZUTIMEZn |
A set of system variables that indicate the difference in time between local (operating system) time and the user's time zone |
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&ZUTIMEZN |
Returns the user's time zone name |
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&ZVARCNT |
Returns the number of variables created or modified by the last NCL verb that used generic processing |
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&ZVTAMLVL |
Returns the VTAM release and version number, if available |
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&ZVTAMPU |
Returns the host PU name of VTAM |
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&ZVTAMSA |
Returns the subarea number of VTAM |
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&ZWINDOW |
Returns the identifier of the current window |
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&ZWINDOW# |
Returns the number of active windows |
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&ZWSTATE |
Returns a value indicating the current window's state |
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&0 |
Returns the name of the procedure currently being executed |
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&00 |
Returns the name of the base procedure of the NCL process |
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&000 |
Returns the system global variable prefix |
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