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$MSG The default message used.
$MSG_FILE_NAME
The name of the message file containing the message received.
$MSG_FILE_LIBRARY
The name of the library containing the message file. For the actual
library used when the message is sent, use the
$MSG_LIBRARY_USED keyword.
$MSG_HELP The message help for the message received. If an immediate
message is received, this field is blank.
$MSG_ID Indicates the AS/400 message identifier.
$MSG_KEY The key to the message received.
$MSG_LIBRARY_USED
The name of the library used to send the message. Because the
library can contain override instructions, this is not necessarily the
library in which the message actually resides.
$MSG_SEVERITY
Specifies the severity. A two-digit value ranging from 0 through 99.
The higher the value, the more severe or important the condition.
$MSG_TYPE The message type of the message received. The possible values and
their meanings are the following:
01 Completion
02 Diagnostic
04 Informational
05 Inquiry
06 Sender’s copy
08 Request
10 Request with prompting
14 Notify
15 Escape
21 Reply, not validity checked
22 Reply, validity checked
23 Reply, message default used
24 Reply, system default used
25 Reply, from system reply list
$ORIGIN The protocol address of the source system.
$SEND_DATE
The date on which the message was sent, in CYYMMDD (century,
year, month, day) format.
$SEND_JOB The name of the job in which the message being received was sent.
$SEND_JOB_NUMBER
The job number of the job in which the message being received
was sent.
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