Programming Interface Information:
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used as Programming Interfaces of z/VM.

PROPTAB

Prolog  

Control Block Contents  
   PROPTAB DSECT

Storage Layout  

Cross Reference (Contains links to field and bit definitions)  


PROPTAB Prolog

 Name       : PROP
 Description: PROP Routing Table File Entry
 DSECT      : PROPTAB
 Function   : PROPTAB is used as a template to describe an
              entry (For example, a record) in the
              programmable operator facility routing table
              file.

 

PROPTAB Control Block Content


PROPTAB DSECT

Hex   Dec Type/Val   Lng Label (dup)    Comments
---- ---- --------- ---- -------------- --------
0000    0 Structure      PROPTAB        PROPTAB - ROUTING TABLE FILE
                                        ENTRY PROPTAB IS USED AS A
                                        TEMPLATE TO DESCRIBE AN ENTRY
                                        (I.E. A RECORD) IN THE PROP
                                        ROUTING TABLE FILE
0000    0 Character   25 TEXT           MESSAGE COMPARISON TEXT
0019   25 Character    1 *              SPACER
001A   26 Character    3 SCOL           STARTING COLUMN FOR MESSAGE SCAN
001D   29 Character    1 *              SPACER
001E   30 Character    3 ECOL           ENDING COLUMN FOR MESSAGE SCAN
0021   33 Character    1 *              SPACER
0022   34 Character    2 MSGT           IUCV MESSAGE TYPE
0024   36 Character    1 *              SPACER
0025   37 Character    8 USERID         AUTHORIZED USER'S USERID
002D   45 Character    1 *              SPACER
002E   46 Character    8 NODEID         AUTHORIZED USER'S NODEID
0036   54 Character    1 *              SPACER
0037   55 Character    8 ACTION         NAME OF ACTION ROUTINE TO INVOKE
003F   63 Character    1 *              SPACER
0040   64 Character    8 ACTRPARM       PARAMETER TO ACTION ROUTINE
          00000048       PROPLEN        *-PROPTAB LENGTH OF AN ENTRY IN
                                        FILE OIDBLOK - Output Identifier
                                        Block OIDBLOK maps the elements
                                        queued on PCOMOIDQ by the "SET
                                        OUTID ON userid outid" command,
                                        and used by the message router
                                        (DMSPOS) to add the id to the
                                        prefix. Name : PROP Description:
                                        PROP Output Identifier Block
                                        DSECT : OIDBLOK

 

PROPTAB Storage Layout

          
*** PROPTAB - Control Block in PROPTAB
*
*     +-------------------------------------------------------+
*   0 |                                                       |
*     =                         TEXT                          =
*     |      +------+--------------------+------+-------------+
*  18 |      |//////|       SCOL         |//////|   ECOL-     |
*     +------+------+-------------+------+------+-------------+
*  20 |-(01E)|//////|    MSGT     |//////|      (025)-        |
*     +------+------+-------------+------+------+-------------+
*  28 |             -USERID              |//////|   (02E)-    |
*     +----------------------------------+------+------+------+
*  30 |                -NODEID                  |//////|(037)-|
*     +-----------------------------------------+------+------+
*  38 |                    -ACTION                     |//////|
*     +------------------------------------------------+------+
*  40 |                       ACTRPARM                        |
*     +-------------------------------------------------------+
*  48
*
*** PROPTAB - Control Block in PROPTAB

 

PROPTAB Cross Reference

Symbol         Dspl Value
-------------- ---- -----
ACTION         0037
ACTRPARM       0040
ECOL           001E
MSGT           0022
NODEID         002E
PROPLEN        0040 00000048
SCOL           001A
TEXT           0000
USERID         0025

This information is based on z/VM V4R4.0.
Last updated on 28 Jul 2003 at 08:17:07 EDT.
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