The KDCPSYSL tool - inserting message texts

KDCPSYSL reads from the file created with the editing tool KDCCSYSL and creates another file. For each UTM message, this new file contains the message number and message text with the current text parameters, date and time, as well as additional current parameters not contained in the message text. Some inserts are output in printable form.

The file created with KDCPSYSL is a normal text file which contains one or more lines for each UTM message. This file, which can be used to obtain a quick overview for example, can be viewed and, if necessary, processed or printed using an editor. The records in the file have a length of up to 136 characters (columns). This must be taken into account when printing.

Calling KDCPSYSL

Unix and Linux systems:

utmpath/ex/kdcpsysl

Windows systems from a command prompt window:

utmpath\ex\kdcpsysl

KDCPSYSL works with the fixed file names slogin for the input file created with KDCCSYSL and slogout for the edited output file. For this reason, it may be necessary to use the mv command to change the name of the file_out file in the KDCCSYSL call to slogin before calling KDCPSYSL.

KDCPSYSL edits the data in slogin using NLS in the language set by the environment variable LANG, providing message catalogs exist for the language set, i.e.:

• On Unix and Linux systems, the catalogs utmsys.cat and/or utmxprog.cat exist under utmpath/nls/msg/set-language.

• On Windows systems, the catalogs utmsys.dll and/or utmxprog.dll exist under utmpath\nls\msg\set-language.

Otherwise, the linked message catalog is used.