UEPTERM
Address of the 4-byte ID of the terminal under which the current
transaction is running. If the current transaction is not associated
with a terminal, the addressed field contains hexadecimal zeroes.
UEPPROG
Address of the 8-byte application program name, or nulls if there is
no current application.
UEPMNUM
Address of a 4-byte field containing the message number.For
CICSPlex SM messages, this field contains binary zeros.
UEPMDOM
Address of a 2-byte field containing the domain identifier of the
CICS message.For CICSPlex SM messages, this field contains
binary zeros.
UEPMROU
Address of an array of up to 28 route codes. Route codes must be
numbers in the range 1 through 28.
UEPMNRC
Address of a halfword containing the number of route codes in the
route code array.
UEPMTDQ
Address of an array of up to 25 transient data queue names to
which the message is to be sent. TD queue names must consist of
4 alphanumeric characters.
UEPMNTD
Address of a halfword containing the number of TDQs in the
queues array.
UEPINSN
Address of a 2-byte field containing the number of message inserts.
UEPINSA
Address of an array, each element of which contains information
about a single message insert. The size of the array depends on
the number of inserts. Each array element has the following
structure:
INSERT_FORMAT_P DS A Address of the 1-byte insert
type-code, which has one of
the following hexadecimal values:
0 Not present
1 Character
2 Hexadecimal
3 Decimal
4 The insert is a number
representing one item in
a list of options.
(See the example below.)
INSERT_P DS A Address of the message insert
INSERT_LENGTH_P DS A Address of a fullword contain-
ing the length of the insert
INSERT_TYPE_P DS A Reserved.
You can find the order of the inserts in the array from the entry for the
particular message in the CICS Messages and Codes manual. For
example,
170 Customization Guide