IEE677I
text [field-text] [command-text]

Explanation

text is one of the following:
  • MESSAGE SUPPRESSION AND USER EXITS INACTIVE - NOT INITIALIZED
  • MESSAGE SUPPRESSION INACTIVE - HARDCOPY LOG NOT ESTABLISHED
  • MESSAGE SUPPRESSION INACTIVE - HARDCOPY SUSPENDED
MSGID   -MPF  SUPPRESS  RETAIN  AUTO    TOKEN  EXIT
msg-id  -sfx  YES/NO    YES/NO  YES/NO  token  [nfd-]exit
msg-id  -sfx  YES/NO    YES/NO  YES/NO  token  [nfd-]exit
  • GENERAL WTO USER EXIT (IEAVMXIT) - {ACTIVE|INACTIVE|ABENDED, NOT ACTIVE}
  • SUBSYSTEMS RECEIVING FOREIGN MESSAGES AND DOMS: {*ALL|*NONE|subsystem-list}
  • MSG OPTIONS: {NONE|VERBOSE}
field-text is the following:
FIELD   -MPF  COLOR  HLIGHT INTEN FIELD   -MPF COLOR HLIGHT INTEN
msgarea -sfx  color  hlight int   msgarea -sfx color hlight int
msgarea -sfx  color  hlight int   msgarea -sfx color hlight int
command-text is one of the following: 
COMMAND-EXIT    -MPF  COMMAND-EXIT     -MPF  COMMAND-EXIT    -MPF
[nfd-] userexit -sfx  [nfd-] userexit  -sfx  [nfd-] userexit -sfx
[nfd-] userexit -sfx  [nfd-] userexit  -sfx  [nfd-] userexit -sfx
- Or - 
COMMAND USER EXITS NOT FOUND
The operator entered a DISPLAY MPF command. The message output can be divided into the following sections:
  • Message table information
    The first section of this message shows message automation, suppression, and user exit information. If the message processing facility (MPF) is not active, only one line appears. The text of the line can be one of the following:
    MESSAGE SUPPRESSION AND USER EXITS INACTIVE - NOT INITIALIZED
    The operator has not requested MPF processing.
    MESSAGE SUPPRESSION INACTIVE - HARDCOPY LOG NOT ESTABLISHED
    The operator requested MPF processing but no hardcopy log has been established. Write-to-operator (WTO) user exit routines receive control, but messages are not suppressed.
    MESSAGE SUPPRESSION INACTIVE - HARDCOPY SUSPENDED
    The operator requested MPF processing, and a hardcopy log has been established, but no device is available to print the hardcopy log. WTO user exit routines receive control, but messages are not suppressed.
    If the operator requested MPF processing, the message displays the label line once and the data lines as often as needed to identify each message in the MPF table. The fields in the data line are as follows:
    MESSAGE-ID column
    msg-id indicates the message identifier for this row.
    MPF column
    sfx indicates the MPFLSTxx member from which this message identifier definition was derived.
    SUPPRESS column
    YES indicates that the message is to be suppressed if it is eligible. NO indicates that the message is not to be suppressed.
    RETAIN column
    YES indicates that the message is to be retained by the action message retention facility if it is eligible. NO indicates that the message is not to be retained.
    AUTO column
    YES indicates that the message is to be automated. NO indicates that the message is not to be automated.
    TOKEN column
    token indicates the token to be associated with the message, only if the message is to be automated.
    EXIT column
    exit indicates the user-specified WTO exit routine for this message. The field is blank if no routine is specified. The nfd value preceding the exit routine name can be one of the following:
    ERR
    Indicates a failure in the exit routine.
    NFD
    Indicates that the exit routine could not be loaded.
  • GENERAL WTO USER EXIT (IEAVMXIT): Indicates whether the exit routine is active, inactive, or not active because the exit routine was abnormally ended.
  • Attributes for handling foreign messages and DOMs, as follows:
    *ALL
    Indicates that all subsystems are to receive foreign messages and DOMs.
    *NONE
    Indicates that no subsystems are to receive foreign messages and DOMs.
    subsystem-list
    Indicates one or more subsystems that are to receive foreign messages and DOMs. Subsystems not in this list do not receive foreign messages and DOMs.
  • MSG OPTIONS: Indicates whether verbose messages are produced or not.
  • Message color/highlighting information:
    The second section of the message text describes the way different messages are colored and high- lighted. A label line is displayed once and the data lines as often as needed to identify the color attribute for each message type. The fields in the data line are as follows:
    FIELD column
    Describes the message type or area being defined. msg-area can be one of the following values:
    msg-area
    Explanation
    URGATTN
    Messages requiring urgent attention.
    IMEDACTN
    Messages requiring immediate action.
    EVETACTN
    Messages requiring eventual action.
    GENMSG
    General system messages.
    PPMSG
    Message issued by problem programs and requiring no action.
    SELPEN
    Fields that can detect a selector (light) pen.
    INSTRERR
    Error messages that appear in the instruction line.
    ENTRYARA
    Entry area.
    WARNLGEN
    General messages in the left half of the warning line.
    WARNRGEN
    General messages in the right half of the warning line.
    WARNRURG
    Messages requiring urgent attention and appearing in the right half of the warning line.
    OOLCNTL
    Control lines in an out-of-line status display.
    OOLLABEL
    Label lines in an out-of-line status display.
    OOLDATA
    Data lines in an out-of-line status display.
    AUTOR
    WTOR messages that are being monitored by auto-reply processing.
    MPF column
    The sfx can be one of two types of values:
    • The sfx can indicate the MPFLSTxx member from which this message type or area definition was derived.
    • The sfx value may be DFL, indicating that system defaults are being applied for this message type or area.
    COLOR column
    The color definition for this message type or area, as follows:
    • BLUE
    • TURQU (turquoise)
    • GREEN
    • WHITE
    • PINK
    • YELLOW
    • RED
    HLIGHT column
    hlight indicates the highlighting attribute for this message type or area, as follows:
    NONE
    No highlighting occurs.
    BLINK
    The message or field background blinks.
    RE-VID
    Reverse video; that is, black characters on a colored background.
    UNDSCR
    The message or field is underscored.
    INTEN column
    int indicates the intensity at which the message is displayed, as follows:
    NORM
    Normal intensity.
    HIGH
    High intensity.
  • Command user exit information
    The last section of the message shows the command user exits activated through MPF. If no command user exits were activated, the following message appears:
    • COMMAND USER EXITS NOT FOUND

    No command installation exits were specified by the installation.

    If no command user exits were activated, then a label line is displayed once and the data lines as often as needed to identify each command user exit. The fields in the data lines are as follows:
    COMMAND USEREXIT column
    userexit indicates the name of the user exit. The nfd value preceding the exit routine name can be one of the following:
    ERR
    Indicates a failure in the exit routine.
    NFD
    Indicates that the exit routine could not be loaded.
    MPF column
    sfx indicates the MPFLSTxx member from which this command user exit definition was derived.

System action

If either MESSAGE SUPPRESSION INACTIVE - HARDCOPY LOG NOT ESTABLISHED or MESSAGE SUPPRESSION INACTIVE - HARDCOPY SUSPENDED appears, the display lists the messages in the MPF table, but the system does not suppress messages until a hardcopy log is established. However, the WTO user exits and RETAIN are in effect.

Operator response

If message suppression is desired, but MESSAGE SUPPRESSION INACTIVE or MESSAGE SUPPRESSION AND USER EXITS INACTIVE appears, do one of the following:
  • If NOT INITIALIZED appears, enter the SET MPF command to request MPF processing.
  • If HARDCOPY LOG NOT ESTABLISHED appears, establish a hardcopy log.
  • If HARDCOPY SUSPENDED appears, make the SYSLOG or OPERLOG or both available to print the hardcopy log.

Source

Communications Task (COMMTASK)

Module

IEECB807

Routing code

*

Descriptor code

5,8,9

Parent topic: IEE messages (IEE400I - IEE699I)