TRANSFER Reference Manual

ALTER-FOLDER-DESCR
TISERV UOW Descriptions
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DEF alter-folder-descr-rsp.
02 hdr.
03 self-ident PIC AA VALUE "UW".
03 uow-code TYPE BINARY 16 UNSIGNED
VALUE 236.
02 retn-code TYPE BINARY 16.
02 retn-code-detail TYPE BINARY 16.
02 corr-name PIC X(80) VALUE SPACES.
02 folder-name PIC X(80).
02 folder-attributes.
03 ordering-criteria.
05 ordering-discipline TYPE CHARACTER 1.
05 filler PIC X(1) VALUE SPACES.
05 applic-order-type PIC 9(4) COMP.
05 options.
10 ascending-sequence TYPE BOOLEAN.
10 allow-duplicates TYPE BOOLEAN.
10 reserved-2 TYPE BOOLEAN VALUE "N".
10 reserved-3 TYPE BOOLEAN VALUE "N".
10 reserved-4 TYPE BOOLEAN VALUE "N".
10 reserved-5 TYPE BOOLEAN VALUE "N".
10 reserved-6 TYPE BOOLEAN VALUE "N".
10 reserved-7 TYPE BOOLEAN VALUE "N".
03 item-retention-time.
05 quantity PIC 9(4) COMP.
05 units PIC A.
05 filler PIC X.
03 reserved PIC X(16) VALUE SPACES.
END.
HDR
is the UOW header. The UOW-CODE value is 236.
CORR-NAME
is the name of the correspondent represented by the calling process. You can use a
partially qualified name, including wild-card characters. Interest group members
can alter folder attributes of shared group folders that they created or over which
they have authority (if those members are group administrators or system
administrators with write privileges). If the current correspondent does not have
the proper authority to alter attributes, an E-SECURITY-VIOLATION error is
returned. In the response, the fully qualified correspondent name is returned.
FOLDER-NAME
is the name of an existing folder.