Program-monitoring job variables on BS2000 systems

If the program is started with a program-monitoring job variable (i.e. with the MONJV operand in the call), then CALLUTM supplies the following values to the job variable in addition to the values set by the operating system:

Column	Length	Contents	Meaning
129	1	D / P / B	Mode in which CALLUTM is running. D: CALLUTM is running in dialog mode P: CALLUTM is running in a procedure B: CALLUTM is running in a batch job
131 - 134	4	<tsn>	Task sequence number of the job
136 - 139	4	<nnnn>	Serial number of the statement within the current program run (standard SDF statements are not counted); leading zeroes are suppressed.
141 - 148	8	CUA<name>	Internal name of the most recently executed statement or the current statement. The following values can occur for <name>:
			CREA for CREATE-CONFIGURATION MODC for MODIFY-CONFIGURATION SHOWC for SHOW-CONFIGURATION SELS for SELECT-SERVICE CONTS for CONTINUE-SERVICE DEALL for DEALLOCATE-CONVERSATION
150	1	C / N / O	Status of service processing: C: A service is still open in the server application and must be continued with CONTINUE-SERVICE. N: No more services are open. O: A service was called but no message has yet been received from it.
152 - 159	8	<servname>	Name of the service in the UTM application (transaction code)
161 - 168	8	<localnam>	“Local name”: the name under which CALLUTM is currently signed on to the UPIC carrier system.
170 - 177	8	<symbdest>	“Symbolic destination name” of the UTM application to which CALLUTM is currently connected or is currently establishing a connection (name as defined in the UPICFILE).
179 - 210	32	<partner>	Name of the UTM application linked in the UPICFILE to the “symbolic destination name”.
251 - 256	6	<nnnnnn>	Number of the error that caused the program to terminate; leading zeroes are suppressed. 0 indicates normal termination.