Console Message Output Option function

You can specify whether to output the console messages for the Send processing, the Receive processing, and the Observe processing as conventional messages or as enhanced messages. Note that message numbers are not output in some conventional messages, but message numbers are always output in enhanced messages.

Specify this option in the Console Message Output Option (CNSSELECT) in the System Environment Settings. Set '0' to output conventional messages, and '1' to output enhanced messages.

For details about the System Environment Settings, refer to Administration Manual.

Table 3.2 lists the message numbers that are output in conventional messages and the corresponding message numbers in enhanced messages to be switched with each other by this function.

Table 3.3 lists the messages whose message numbers are not displayed when you specify conventional message output but are displayed when you specify enhanced message output.

Table 3.2 List of message numbers output in conventional messages and corresponding message numbers in enhanced messages to be switched with each other
Function	Message No.
Function	CNSSELECT=0	CNSSELECT=1
Send Processing	XRT0002	XRT8002
	XRT0007	XRT8007
	XRT0008	XRT8008
	XRT0016	XRT8016
	XRT0017	XRT8017
	XRT0019	XRT8019
	XRT0023	XRT8023
	XRT0041	XRT8041
	XRT0042	XRT8042
	XRT0045	XRT8045
	XRT0046	XRT8046
	XRT0057	XRT8057
	XR0013	XR8013
	XR0025	XR8025
	XR0027	XR8027
	XR0029	XR8029
	XR0042	XR8042
	XR0045	XR8045
	XR0048	XR8048
	XR0076	XR8076
Receive Processing	XRR0005	XRR8005
	XRR0016	XRR8016
	XRR0019	XRR8019
	XRR0020	XRR8020
	XRR0021	XRR8021
	XRR0022	XRR8022
	XRR0025	XRR8025
	XRR0027	XRR8027
	XRR0034	XRR8034
	XRR0035	XRR8035
	XRR0038	XRR8038
	XRR0040	XRR8040
	XRR0052	XRR8052
	XRR0053	XRR8053
	XRR0106	XRR8106
Observe Processing	XRA0005	XRA8005
	XRA0038	XRA8038
	XRA0040	XRA8040
Execution of Post-send Job or Execution of Post-receive Job	XRJ0005	XRJ8005

Table 3.3 List of message numbers of enhanced messages whose corresponding conventional messages do not have message numbers
Function	Message No.
Function	CNSSELECT=0	CNSSELECT=1
Send Request request	No message numbers	XRA10xx
Resend Request request		XRA120x
Post-Receive Job Result Inquiry request		XRA125x
Job Execution Result Notification		XRA130x
Remote Job Execution		XRA135x
HULFT Manager		XRA14xx
Execution of post-send job or post-receive job		XRJ01xx XRJ02xx

Any number

The output formats for conventional messages and for enhanced messages are explained below:

For conventional messages

If you specify conventional messages, HULFT outputs messages using the same layout as for versions lower than HULFT Ver.7. There is no change in the message number.

Even if you specify IDs of 9 bytes or more for the following management information, only the first 8 bytes are displayed:

Send Management Information
Receive Management Information
Transfer Group Information
Format Information
Multi Format Information

For the Host Name in the Host Information, HULFT outputs conventional messages of 9 bytes or more.

An example of the output for a conventional message is shown below:

Case where the message number is "XRT0002"

XRT0002 MACRO01 FAILED RC=8214 HOST=HOSTNAME FILEID=HOST01FI

Case where no message number is output

* SEND     * SEND ERROR RC=0004 FILEID=HOST01FILEID01

For enhanced messages

If you specify enhanced messages, HULFT outputs up to 50 bytes of the IDs for the following management information:

Send Management Information
Receive Management Information
Transfer Group Information
Format Information
Multi Format Information

The message number and message content are changed.

The service name is not changed.

An example of the output for an enhanced message is shown below:

Case where the message number is "XRT8002"

XRT8002 MACRO01 FAILED RC=8214 H=HOSTNAME001 
        F=HOST01FILEID01

Case where the message number is "XRA1001"

XRA1001 * SEND     * SEND ERROR RC=0004 FILEID=HOST01FILEID01

When a user-specific message and a subtask ID are output, HULFT adds them after the message number.

The following shows output examples of user-specific messages and subtask IDs.

Example: Case where no message number is output

Value for CONSMSG	OUTSTSKID	Message Displayed
Undefined or blank	N (not output)	* SEND * SEND ERROR RC=0004 FILEID=HOST01FILEID01
1234ABCD	Y (output)	* SEND * 1234ABCD 99999999 SEND ERROR RC=0004 FILEID=HOST01FILEID01

Value for CONSMSG

OUTSTSKID

Message Displayed

Undefined or blank

N (not output)

* SEND     * SEND ERROR RC=0004 FILEID=HOST01FILEID01

1234ABCD

Y (output)

* SEND     * 1234ABCD 99999999 SEND ERROR RC=0004 
FILEID=HOST01FILEID01

Example: Case where the message number is "XRA1001"

Value for CONSMSG	OUTSTSKID	Message Displayed
Undefined or blank	N (not output)	XRA1001 * SEND * SEND ERROR RC=0004 FILEID=HOST01FILEID01
1234ABCD	Y (output)	XRA1001 1234ABCD 99999999 * SEND * SEND ERROR RC=0004 FILEID=HOST01FILEID01