Wiki Category: Glossary of Message Variables

The 4-byte returned value generated by the source listed in the message, displayed as an 8-character, hexadecimal value.

The 4-byte return code generated by the source listed in the message, displayed as an 8-character, hexadecimal value.

The 4-byte reason code generated by the source listed in the message, displayed as an 8-character, hexadecimal value.

A global variable name that is a parameter of a pipe stage.

The status of the named global variable at the time of a DEFINE, DELETE, GET, or PUT request, as follows:

DEFINE – already exists or does not exist
DELETE – does not exist or found
GET – not found or REXX value set to global value (the variable was found)
PUT – does not exist or global value set to REXX value (the variable did exist)

The name of a global variable.

The number of global variables restored to memory buffers in the VNAC agent upon the first reference to a global variable.

The result of a global variable DEFINE, DELETE, GET, or PUT request, as follows:

DEFINE
not defined – The variable already exists -OR-
now defined – The variable did not previously exist

DELETE
not deleted – The variable did not exist -OR-
now deleted – The variable did previously exist

GET
value unchanged – The variable did not exist -OR-
REXX value set to global value – The variable did exist

PUT
not created – The variable did not exist -OR-
global value set to REXX value – The variable did exist

The name by which the VNAC function is called from a REXX exec.

The fully qualified command ID. The ID consists of the session number, command index, and command ID (a.k.a. command number, and the value used in a cancel command).

The concatenation sess-number. cmd-index. cmd-number resolves to the same value.