The editing tool KDCPSYSL reads the SAM file created with KDCCSYSL and from it creates a SAM file which contains the message number and message text with current inserts for each UTM message.
The date and time are inserted at the start of the UTM message. The inserts that are not contained in the message text are added at the end. Inserts that provide hexadecimal information are prepared in printable form (e.g. BCAM info word in UTM message K065).
You can also edit the SYSLOG file with message texts from your own message module. In this case, enter the name of your message module after the UTM message:
K608 Please enter name of user message module, a blank, or /EOF.
If a user-specific module library was assigned beforehand with /SET-TASKLIB LIBRARY=, then KDCPSYSL searches for the specified module in this library.
If a blank or “/EOF” is entered in response to the UTM message or if the module is not found in the TASKLIB, then KDCPSYSL edits the UTM messages using the standard message module of openUTM.
The file created with KDCPSYSL is a SAM file, which contains one or more print lines for each UTM message. This file can be printed out using the PRINT-FILE command:
/PRINT-FILE FILE-NAME=file_out,LAYOUT-CONTROL=PARAMETERS(CONTROL-CHARACTERS=EBCDIC)
Calling KDCPSYSL
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KDCPSYSL responds with the UTM message:
K608 Please enter name of user message module, a blank, or /EOF.
Enter the following:
'BLANK' | or |
| or |
message_module_name |
The effect of these entries is illustrated in the text above.
Meaning of parameters:
file_in | Name of the output file of KDCCSYSL (=input file of KDCPSYSL) |
file_out | Name of the output file of KDCPSYSL |
omlname | Name of the library (OML) containing the user-specific message module |
message_module_name | |
Name of the user-specific message module | |