Notes on conventions used in the tables

The S variable tables are sorted according to the names of the S variables in the second column; this column has a gray background.

In the S variable tables, the entries in the columns “Name of the S variable”, “T” and “Contents” are represented using conventions explained on the following pages.

Example

Output information	Name of the S variable	T	Contents	Condition
Name of guard with shown access conditions	var(*LIST).GUARD-NAME	S	'' <filename 1..40>	INF=ADM
Scope of use for a guard: *HOST-SYS: anyone may use the guard *USER-GROUP: members of the owner's user group may use the guard *USER-ID: only the owner may use the guard	var(*LIST).SCOPE	S	'' *HOST-SYS *USER-GROUP *USER-ID	INF=ALL/ATT

Conventions

Convention	Meaning	Examples
UPPERCASE	Uppercase letters are used for the following: names of S variables S variable data types keywords the list structure identifier	GUARD-NAME S *NO, ACTIVE (*LIST)
lowercase	Lowercase letters are used for the following: the name of the variable declared by the user contents of S variables	var <filename 1..54> <integer> <host-name>
< >	Angle brackets enclose the contents of S variables.	<integer> <host-name>
(*LIST)	An S variable with the (*LIST) extension is an element in a list.	var(*LIST)