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MODIFY-MSG

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Format (operands in menu mode)

MODIFY-MSG                                                                                                                                                 

MSG-ID = ... / <alphanum-name 1..7 with-wild> / ...


*INTERVAL(...)




FROM = <alphanum-name 1..7 with-wild>

,LANGUAGES = ... / *ANY(...) / ...


*ANY(...)



|

MSG-TEXT = *UNCHANGED



|

,MEANING = *UNCHANGED



|

,RESPONSE = *UNCHANGED

Operands

MSG-ID = <alphanum-name 1..7 with-wild>
In addition to the values that can be specified for the MSG-ID operand in batch jobs and procedures, the message code can be defined in fully or partially qualified form in menu mode.

The first three characters of the seven-character message code (message class) must always be letters. The asterisk (*) can stand for between one and seven characters, and the character # can stand for between one and four digits.

Example

Valid specifications for <alphanum-name 1..7 with-wild> are:
*, A*, AB*, ABC*, ABC0*, ABC00*, ABC000*
ABC#, ABC0#, ABC00#, ABC000#

MSG-ID = *INTERVAL(...)
Defines a message range.

FROM = <alphanum-name 1..7 with-wild>
Specifies the first message code of the message range. The seven-character message code may be fully or partially qualified, the first three characters, however, must always be letters (message class). The asterisk (*) can stand for between one and seven characters, and the character # can stand for between one and four digits.
Difference compared with the operand in batch jobs and procedures; in batch jobs and procedures, the message code must be fully qualified (FROM = <name 7..7>).

Example

See operand MSG-ID=<alphanum-name 1..7 with-wild>

LANGUAGES = *ANY(...)
In addition to the values that can be specified for the LANGUAGES operand in batch jobs and procedures, the operand value *ANY can be specified here. Within the structure initiated by *ANY, the operands MSG-TEXT, MEANING and RESPONSE may be assigned only the value *UNCHANGED or *PANEL-REQUEST. If LANGUAGES = *ANY is specified, no texts may be entered.

MSG-TEXT = *UNCHANGED
The message text is to remain unchanged. The contents of the MSG-TEXT mask can be modified only if the value *PANEL-REQUEST is specified.

MEANING = *UNCHANGED
The meaning text is to remain unchanged. The contents of the MEANING/RESPONSE mask can be modified only if the value *PANEL-REQUEST is specified.

RESPONSE = *UNCHANGED
The response text is to remain unchanged. The contents of the MEANING/RESPONSE mask can be modified only if the value *PANEL-REQUEST is specified.