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A Summary of Commands explain
UCS 1000 R4.2 Administration 585-313-507 Issue 3 April 2000 469
The explanation file itself is almost a clear text file of what you want the user
to see when they ask for the explanation. There are two features of the file
that are not plain clear text. All lines beginning with the pound sign (#)
character are treated as internal comments and are not output. Also lines of
the form explain {msgID} have special meaning. They cause the inclusion of
the explanation text specified by the {msgID}. This allows you to have
common explanations and reference from more than one explanation.
The recommended format for an explanation procedure is:
# Comment and SCCS keywords
<< {msgID} [{msgID}...] >>
{text of message}
...
When creating a new explanation procedure, you will be asked to edit the
synonyms list and be placed in the appropriate translateLst file. There are
instructions at the top of the file. Each noncomment line is a list of synonyms,
with the right most word on the line being the name of the file in which the text
is located. For example:
ADM001ADM_SYSERR
ALERT003AL_INVALID_THRESHOLDAL_INVALID_T
The description for ADM001 and ADM_SYSERR are found in a file named
ADM_SYSERR. The description for ALERT003 and
AL_INVALID_THRESHOLD are found in a file named AL_INVALID_T. The