COBOL Manual for TNS and TNS/R Programs

Libraries and Utility Routines
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Saved Message Utility (SMU) Overview
The SMU consists of these routines. For complete descriptions of these routines, see
Saved Message Utility (SMU) Routines.
Routine Description
ALTERPARAMTEXT Creates or replaces the value for a specific parameter
name, in the saved PARAM message (enables you to
include trailing spaces in the new value, unlike the
PUTPARAMTEXT routine)
CHECKLOGICALNAME
SMU_Assign_CheckName_
Checks whether a saved ASSIGN message with a given
logical file name exists
CHECKMESSAGE
SMU_Message_CheckNumber_
Checks whether a specific saved message exists
DELETEASSIGN
SMU_Assign_Delete_
Deletes either a portion or all of a saved ASSIGN
message
DELETEPARAM
SMU_Param_Delete_
Deletes either a portion or all of the saved PARAM
message
DELETESTARTUP
SMU_Startup_Delete_
Deletes the entire saved startup message
GETASSIGNTEXT
SMU_Assign_GetText_
Retrieves a portion of a saved ASSIGN message as text
and assigns it to a string variable
GETASSIGNVALUE
SMU_Assign_GetValue_
Retrieves a portion of a saved ASSIGN message as an
integer and assigns it to an integer variable
GETBACKUPCPU Retrieves a backup processor number from the saved
PARAM message
GETPARAMTEXT
SMU_Param_GetText_
Retrieves a portion of the saved PARAM message as
text and assigns it to a string variable
GETSTARTUPTEXT
SMU_Startup_GetText_
Retrieves a portion of the saved startup message as text
and assigns it to a string variable
PUTASSIGNTEXT
SMU_Assign_PutText_
Creates or replaces a portion of a saved ASSIGN
message with text from a string variable
PUTASSIGNVALUE
SMU_Assign_PutValue_
Creates or replaces a portion of a saved ASSIGN
message with a value from an integer variable
PUTPARAMTEXT
SMU_Param_PutText_
Creates or replaces a portion of the saved PARAM
message with text from a string variable
PUTSTARTUPTEXT
SMU_Startup_PutText_
Creates or replaces a portion of the saved startup
message with text from a string variable