- # (position 0)
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If the message number is preceded by #, the transfer can be retried.
- XCOM (positions 1 to 4; alphabetic)
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Displays the first four characters of a CA XCOM Data Transport message.
- system identifier (position 5; alphabetic)
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Specifies the CA XCOM Data Transport system that generated the message. Valid values include the following:
- A—CA XCOM Data Transport Gateway
- C—Microsoft PC-DOS and MS‑DOS, and IBM OS/2
- D—Digital Equipment Corp. VAX/VMS, OpenVMS Alpha, and OpenVMS VAX
- E—IBM VSE
- G—Data General AOS/VS
- I—CA XCOM Data Transport Management Center
- K—IBM CICS
- M—IBM z/OS
- N—Windows Professional and Windows Server
- R—Netware
- S—IBM AS/400
- T—Tandem
- U—UNIX
- V—IBM VM
- W—Windows 95/98
- X—CA XCOM Data Transport Interface
- 8—Stratus Computer and IBM System/88
Note: Some of the system identifiers in this list represent systems that are supported for existing customers but are no longer generally available. For a list of currently available CA XCOM Data Transport platforms, see the CA XCOM Data Transport for Windows Server/Professional Overview Guide.
- message no (positions 6 to 9; numeric)
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Specifies the message number.
- message type (position 10; alphabetic)
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Indicates the message type, as follows:
- I—An informational message. No action is required on the part of the user.
- E—An error message. Usually some action is necessary to correct the problem or to determine the cause.
- P—A prompt requesting a response by the user.
- W—A warning message that some type of failure is occurring which may or may not be fatal to what you are doing.
