NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM1078
Messages
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NNM1078 NAME SC/ID TERM USER KEYL LIMIT ENTRIES NF AGE UD
Cause. A SHOW VARTABLES command was issued, and the message is part of the
response. The line contains the headings of the SHOW VARTABLES display. Other
messages provide the actual information.
NAME is the heading for the name of a vartable.
SC/ID is the heading for the scope of the vartable. The scope is one of the
following:
GLOBAL indicates that the vartable is globally applicable.
REGION indicates that the vartable is applicable to a region.
ENV indicates that the vartable is applicable to an
environment.
CACHED indicates that the vartable is a cached copy of a global
vartable.
G90PRC indicates that the vartable is applicable to a Guardian
process.
nclid indicates that the vartable is applicable to the NCL
process.
TERM is the heading for the logical name of the terminal using the vartable.
USER is the heading for the ID of the user using the vartable.
KEYL is the heading for the length of the vartable key.
LIMIT is the heading for the number of entries allowed in the vartable.
ENTRIES is the heading for the number of entries in the vartable.
NF is the heading for the number of fields allowed in a vartable entry.
AGE is the heading for the aging method. The method is one of the
following:
ALL indicates that any entry can be newest.
GET indicates that an entry through GET is newest.
NEW or NO indicates that an entry through ADD or PUT is newest.
UPD indicates that an entry through PUT or UPDATE is
newest.
U is the heading for the user correlator flag, which can have a value of
either N (no) or Y (yes).
D is the heading for the oldest entry delete flag, which can have a value of
either N (no) or Y (yes).