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Message Variable Data

Many messages contain variable data. The two types of variable data are local and built-in.

Local variable data is information specific to a particular message. The definitions for local variables can be found in the description of each message in the Message Reference.

Built-in variable data is drawn from information that is always available to messages. The following are the names and definitions of these variables:

ad

The address at which OPSNMG (the message module) was called.

The following format is used:

CSECTNAME+OFFSET

Note: This is equivalent to cs+of. See below.

a2

The address at which the module that called OPSNMG (the message module) was called.

The following format is used:

CSECTNAME+OFFSET

This is equivalent to cs+o2. See below.

cs

The CSECT name of the module calling OPSNMG.

c2

The CSECT name of the module that indirectly called module OPSNMG.

d1

The date in YYYY/MM/DD format.

d2

The date in month day, year format.

jb

The job name of the current home address space.

js

The primary Job Entry Subsystem (JES).

of

The offset in the calling module where OPSNMG was called.

o2

The offset in the callers calling module where OPSNMG was called.

pd

The product name.

ss

The subsystem name.

t2

The time in HH.MM.SS format.