MACK

Table, bit

Modified in 8,12.

Indicates that an acknowledgment will be sent to the sender when the recipient opens this message.

MBREAKIN

Table, bit

Modified in 4,12.

Indicates that this message will break into this recipient's session when it is received.

MCOMMENT

Table, character

Modified in 32.

Commented information for an entry in a list that is about to be added, updated or deleted. The ENTRY= parameter is required.

MCONFIRM

Bit

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12.

Indicates that a confirmation panel will be displayed before the message is sent or stored to this recipient.

MLSTADD

Bit

Modified in 32.

Indicates that the list is being added.

MLSTDEL

Bit

Modified in 32.

Indicates that the list is being deleted.

MLSTDUPD

8 Character

Read in 32.

Specifies the last add or update for this list.

MLSTID

8 Character

Read in 32.

Specifies the ID of the user list.

MLSTITLE

Character

Read in 32.

The title of the list that is about to be added, deleted, or updated.

MLSTLIST

Character

Modified in 32.

The contents of the list that is about to be added, deleted, or updated. The list is in null delimited form with X'FF' field separators.

MLSTLUPD

8 Character

Read in 32.

User ID of user who performed the last add or update for this list.

MLSTOWN

8 Character

Modified in 32.

User ID of the owner of this list.

MLSTPUBL

Bit

Modified in 32.

Indicates whether this is a public list.

MLSTTTAR

Character

Modified in 32.

Specifies the type of target for this message: user, userlist, terminal, appl, actappl, sess, actsess, or GROUP.

MLSTTUPD

8 Character

Modified in 32.

Specifies the time of the last update of this list.

MLSTUPD

Bit

Modified in 32.

Indicates that this list is being updated. This bit is ignored if MLSTADD or MLSTDEL are set to Y.

MLSTVISI

Bit

Modified in 32.

Indicates that other users can browse the contents of this list.

MLOCACK

Bit

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates that an acknowledgment message will be sent to the sender when the message is opened.

MLOCBRKN

Bit

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates that the message was sent with the break in option activated.

MLOCDATE

8 Character

Read in 24, 28.

The date that the message was sent in the format mm/dd/yy.

MLOCDATF

8 Character

Read in 24, 28.

The date that the message was sent in the format dd/mm/yy.

MLOCDATL

8 Character

Read in 24, 28.

The date that the message was sent in the format mm/dd/yyyy.

MLOCDATQ

8 Character

Read in 24, 28.

The date that the message was sent in the format dd/mm/yyyy.

MLOCEXPD

Character

Modified in 24, 28.

The date that the message expires, in the format mm/dd/yy.

MLOCEXPF

Character

Modified in 24, 28.

The date that the message expires, in the format dd/mm/yy.

MLOCEXPL

Character

Modified in 24, 28.

The date that the message expires, in the format mm/dd/yyyy.

MLOCEXPQ

Character

Modified in 24, 28.

The date that the message expires, in the format dd/mm/yyyy.

MLOCFRM1

8 Character

Read in 24, 28.

Specifies the user ID of the message sender, or indicates that the message is a bulletin.

MLOCFROM

8 Character

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates the user ID of the sender of the message.

MLOCHBAK

Bit

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates that an acknowledgment for this message has been received.

MLOCISAK

Bit

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates that this message is an acknowledgment message.

MLOCOSCD

Bit

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates that only the sender can delete this message.

MLOCREAD

Bit

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates that this message has been opened by the recipient.

MLOCRETP

Character

Read in 24, 28.

Specifies the number of days until this message expires.

MLOCSEND

Bit

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates that this message was sent to the recipient.

MLOCSTOR

Bit

Read in 24, 28.

Indicates that this message was stored to the recipient's mailbox.

MLOCTARG

Character

Read in 24, 28.

Specifies the ID of the target for this message. Can be a list ID, user ID, terminal ID, application ID, session ID, active application ID, or active session ID.

MLOCTIME

8 Character

Read in 24, 28.

Specifies the time that the message was sent.

MLOCTO

8 Character

Read in 24, 28.

Specifies the original sender of the message that is being acknowledged.

MMSG$FRM

Character

Read in 0, 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Specifies the real name of the sender of this message, or, if the name is unavailable and user Ids can be displayed, the user ID.

MMSGACK

Bit

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Indicates that an acknowledgment message will be sent when the recipient opens this message.

MMSGBRKN

Bit

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Indicates that the message will break into this recipient's session when it is received.

MMSGEXPD

8 Character

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

The date that the message expires, in the format mm/dd/yy.

MMSGEXPF

8 Character

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

The date that the message expires, in the format dd/mm/yy.

MMSGEXPL

8 Character

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

The date that the message expires, in the format mm/dd/yyyy.

MMSGEXPQ

8 Character

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

The date that the message expires, in the format dd/mm/yyyy.

MMSGOSCD

Bit

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Indicates that only the sender can delete this message.

MMSGO2M

Bit

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Indicates that this message was produced by the operator facility, a /B command, or by the CA TPX View facility.

MMSGSEND

Bit

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Indicates that this message was sent to the recipient.

MMSGSTOR

Bit

Modified in 0. Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Indicates that this message was stored to the recipient's mailbox.

MMSGSUBJ

Character

Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Specifies the subject of the message.

MMSGSYID

4 Character

Read in 0, 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Specifies the system ID of the sender of the message.

MMSGTEXT

Table, Character

Read in 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Specifies the text of the message.

MMSGTTAR

13 Character

Read in 0, 4, 8, 12, 24, 28.

Specifies the type of target for this message: user, userlist, terminal, appl, actappl, sess, actsess, or GROUP. Do not change.

MODE2

1 Character

Read in 32.

Indicates whether the user list is being edited or browsed. A value of E indicates edited and a value of B indicates browsed.

MSEND

Table, Bit

Modified in 12. Read in 4.

Indicates that the message will be sent to the user.

MSTORE

Table, Bit

Modified in 12. Read in 8.

Indicates that the message will be stored in the user's mailbox.

MSUBJECT

70 Character

Modified in 0.

Specifies the subject or first line of the message.

MTARGET

8 Character

Read in 0.

The recipient of the message. Masking characters appear as x'FE'. If the recipient is a user list, this variable specifies the list ID.If the message is a bulletin, this variable contains spaces.

MTARGET

Table ENTRY, Character

Modified in 32.

An entry in a list that is about to be added, updated, or deleted. The ENTRY= parameter is required on the TMVINIT, TMVTGET, or TMVTPUT macros when accessing this variable.'

MTITLE

Character

Modified in 32.

Indicates the title of the list that is about to be added, updated, or deleted.

MTARGET2

9 Character

Read in 0.

Specifies the owner of the list (or *GENERAL*). This variable is only valid if MMSGTTAR is USERLISTS and MTARGET is not ?.

MTEXT

Table ENTRY, 79 Character

Modified in 0.

Specifies one line of message text.

NSTNAME

Table, 25 Character

Read in 4, 8, 12.

Specifies the name of the recipient. The value can be "UNKNOWN USER."

NSTTERM

Table, 8 Character

Read in 4, 8, 12.

Specifies the terminal ID of the recipient of this message. This variable is valid only if parameter +8 is not zero.

NSTUSER

Table, 8 Character

Read in 4, 8, 12.

Specifies the user ID of the recipient of this message. This variable is used only if parameter +8 is zero.

TEXT1

40 Character

All

Specifies the first line of text to be used on the message produced when the TPXUMAIL exit returns a return code of eight (8).

TEXT2

40 Character

All

Specifies the second line of text to be used on the message produced when the TPXUMAIL exit returns a return code of eight (8).

TYPE1

1 Character

Read in 32.

Specifies the type of user list:

N indicates a general list

P indicates a personal list

G indicates a group list.

ZCRP

4 digit Binary

Controls which line of text or userlist entry can be accessed.