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Structured field introducers for messages and message variables

z/OS DFSMSrmm Application Programming Interface
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The structured field introducers described in Table 1 introduce messages and message variables that the DFSMSrmm API places in your output buffer:
  • MSGL is used when OUTPUT=LINES.
  • MSGN and ENTN are used when OUTPUT=FIELDS.
  • The SFI definitions are enclosed in single quotes (') to signify that they are 8-byte values and the two spaces are inserted for readability.

The MSGN and ENTN structured field introducers are always grouped within the MESSAGE group. The MSGL structured field introducers are grouped within the MESSAGE group when the DFSMSrmm API is unable to determine which subcommand type the message is for. One or more structured field introducers other than ENTN might follow MSGN as described in Messages and message variables structured field introducers.

Table 1. Message structured field introducers
SFI Number SFI Name SFI Length SFI Data Type Data Description Subcommand
X'051000' MSGL 259 Character (variable length) Message line Any subcommand
X'052000' MSGN 16 Character (fixed length) Message number ID As previously defined
X'053000' ENTN 12 Binary(32) Number of entries Min 0, Max 10-digit As previously defined
X'054000' KEYF 65 Character (variable length) Key from SD SV
X'054200' KEYT 65 Character (variable length) Key to SD SV
X'055000' TYPF 16 Character (variable length) VOLUME or DATASET SD SV
X'055200' TYPT 16 Character (variable length) VOLUME or DATASET SD SV
X'057000' CONT 92 Character (variable length) SEARCH Continue information All search subcommands

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