The Mail Address tool is a series of commands that allow you to
create and maintain a list of E-Mail addresses. The MAILADR tool is
required to use the SNDxxxMAIL commands. MAILADR allows an optional
logging of anything sent by the SNDxxxMAIL commands.
Getting started with MAILADR
----------------------------
** The system documentation has a section on 'Supporting Internet
addressing for the SNDDST command'. The recommended solution
requires 2 commands:
ADDDIRE USRID(INTERNET GATEWAY)
USRD('Allow SNDDST to send INTERNET Mail')
SYSNAME(INTERNET)
MSFSRVLVL(*USRIDX)
PREFADR(NETUSRID *IBM ATCONTXT)
CHGDSTA SMTPRTE(INTERNET GATEWAY)
** Use WRKDIRE to ensure that an entry exists for the user who
will send E-Mail.
WRKDIRE
If the user does not exist, you must add an entry for the
user.
Ensure the 'Network user ID' field contains the E-Mail address
for the user who will send E-Mail. The address of the user
will be used in some error conditions. For example, when an
invalid address is used, the user may receive an error message
at his E-Mail address. Error handling may vary depending on
your mail server.
** Ensure the Mail Server Framework function is active. Enter:
STRMSF
If already active, you should see an error message that the
Framework is already active. Also see the later section on
'Troubleshooting'.
** The CRTMAILADR command must be used to create the required
files. Each user may have his own version or multiple users
may share a version.
To create a unique version for a user, enter:
CRTMAILADR MAILADRLIB(xxx)
where xxx is the users normal library. The default is to set
mail logging on. It may be turned on/off by a separate
command. See the later discussion of 'Mail Logging'.
The files that are created by CRTMAILADR are:
MAILADRP Mail address physical
MAILADRL Mail address logical
MAILGRPP Mail group physical
MAILADRL Mail group logical
MAILLOGP Mail log physical
** Use the WRKMAILADR command to enter some test names and E-mail
addresses:
WRKMAILADR MAILADRLIB(*LIBL)
F6 is used to add records. The NAME field may be up to 20
bytes and and may contain any characters. No embedded blanks
may exist. The name does not have to have any relationship
with the user profile name and does not have to exist on the
system.
A group name may be used. See the later section on 'Group
names'.
Your own naming convention may be used such as:
SMITH
ALSMITH
AL.SMITH
SMITHAL
SMITH.AL
SMITH,AL
AL
By default, the E-Mail address (up to 100 bytes) that you
entered is checked for a valid syntax. A 'domain' check may
be requested by entering *INTERNET at the top of the display.
If you have all authority to the MAILADRP file and make a
change to the domain check value, a prompt will appear that
allows you to make a permanent change. This allows you to set
the default to *INTERNET the next time WRKMAILADR is used.
Using *INTERNET causes a considerably slower check if the
domain cannot be found.
A text description may be entered to help describe the name.
** Once names are entered into the file, the names may be
referenced on the SNDxxxMAIL commands such as:
SNDTXTMAIL SUBJECT(xxx) TEXT('...')
The default for the SENDTO parameter is *SELECT which means a
subfile display will appear with the names from the MAILADRP
file (use WRKMAILADR to enter names) and you may select one or
more. After the Enter key is pressed, the screen returns and
you may make another selection. The value for recipient type
at the top of the display is used for each set of users
selected. Use F3 to end the selection and you will be
returned to the SNDTXTMAIL command prompt with the selected
names filling the SENDTO parameter.
After entering any other parameters, press Enter to send the
E-mail.
The SENDTO parameter also allows you to enter either a name
that exists in the MAILADRP file or an internet address. A
specific name command would look like:
SNDTXTMAIL SUBJECT(xxx) TEXT('...') SENDTO(SMITH)
The SMITH name must exist in the MAILADRP file and the
associated E-Mail address would be used.
To enter an E-Mail address, SENDTO(*INT) must be specified.
This provides the additional parameter INTADR when prompting.
The command would look like:
SNDTXTMAIL SUBJECT(xxx) TEXT('...') SENDTO(*INT)
INTADR(www@xxx.zzz)
The INTADR parameter allows a list of addresses.
The SNDSPLMAIL and SNDIFSMAIL commands also use the same
SENDTO parameter.
Troubleshooting
---------------
If a SNDxxxMAIL command fails, there should be appropriate messages
from the tool describing the error.
If a SNDxxxMAIL command completes normally, but no E-Mail arrives at
the destination, try the SNDDST command by itself (the SNDxxxMAIL
commands generate SNDDST). Enter the following command:
SNDDST TYPE(*LMSG)
TOINTNET('xxxx')
DSTD('A test message')
LONGMSG('This is a test')
where xxxx is a valid E-Mail address.
If no E-Mail message is sent, the problem exists with the system.
The system mail server jobs must be active.
Depending on your existing use of mail servers, you may try ending
the mail server jobs with ENDMSF and then restarting with STRMSF.
Even though the STRMSF command may complete normally, there may be
messages in QSYSOPR relating to problems in an MSF job.
Checking E-Mail addresses
-------------------------
When an internet address is entered using WRKMAILADR, it is checked
according to the value entered at the top of the display. The
default is *SYNTAX which performs a syntax check.
*INTERNET may be entered to request a 'domain' check. If an invalid
domain is entered, checking is very slow. The ADDMAILADR also
supports the CHKDMN parameter.
A batch method to check all domains in the MAILADRP file exists with
the CHKMAILFLD command.
CHKMAILFLD FILE(MAILADRP) FIELD(MAINTA)
CHKDMN(*INTERNET)
BYPVAL(*GROUP)
Group names
-----------
You may want to frequently send an E-Mail to the same list of users.
You may define a group name by using WRKMAILADR and entering a name
such as GROUP1 in the name field and *GROUP in the E-Mail address
field.
The members of the group must be defined in one of two ways:
** Use the WRKMAILGRP command. One record should be entered for
each member of the group. Both the group name and the member
name must be entered. When adding multiple records for the
same group, the F11 key may be used to duplicate the previous
record name. Each member of the group must have a
corresponding record in the MAILADRP file. If not, an error
message occurs and the record is not added. Up to 50 members
may exist for a group.
** Use the WRKMAILADR command and F7. This brings up a selection
display of the individual members in the MAILADRP file. The
Group name must be entered at the top of the display. You
then select the members of the group that you want to add by
entering a '1'. You can add multiple members and change your
mind by blanking out the 'X' value. When F3 is entered, the
selected members are added to the MAILGRPP file. You can
check the results with the WRKMAILGRP command.
The proper sequence of events is thus:
** Ensure that all members of the group exist in the MAILADRP
file by using WRKMAILADR.
** Use one of the following methods:
-- Enter a group record using WRKMAILADR (F6 to add) with
any unique name used as the group name and *GROUP as
the E-Mail address.
Use WRKMAILGRP to enter a record for each member of the
group. For example, the display might look as:
Group name Member
GROUP1 JONES
GROUP1 SMITH
GROUP2 JONES
GROUP2 MILLER
-- Use WRKMAILADR and F7 to bring up the SELMAILGRP
display. Enter the Group name at the top and a '1' for
each member of the group that you want. When F3 is
pressed, all the selected members will have a record
added to the MAILADRP file.
It is not valid to have an embedded group (a member of the group must
have an E-Mail address and cannot be *GROUP in the MAILADRP file).
The other way to say this is you cannot have a group within a group.
Either SNDTXTMAIL or SNDSPLMAIL may be used with a group.
Mail Logging
------------
The MAILLOGP file is always created by the use of CRTMAILADR. An
option exists on the command (default is *ON) to activate mail
logging. The CHGMAILLOG command may also be used to turn logging on
or off.
If logging is set on and a SNDxxxMAIL command is used, the
information is logged to the MAILLOGP file. The information
regarding who sent the mail, the name and E-Mail address sent to, the
date and time, the text, and the spooled file name (if sent) are
written to the log.
There is one basic record for each entry with an MLCODE field of '1'.
The basic information includes who sent the message, the date and
time, the first To User, and the first 50 bytes of text. If more
than 50 bytes of text occurs, additional records are written with an
MLCODE of '2'. Each record contains another 50 bytes of text as well
as the basic information.
If SNDIFSMAIL is used, the MLSPLF field will contain *SNDIFSM in the
basic record. An MLCODE of '4' is assigned to additional records.
Each additional record holds 50 bytes of the IFS name used.
If more than one Send User is sent to, additional records are written
with an MLCODE of '3' along with the basic information.
Words are not split over the 50 byte record unless a word exceeds 50
bytes.
The formatting characters ':/N' appear as text and are not used for
formatting.
Each of the SNDxxxMAIL commands supports a TEST parameter. If
TEST(*YES) is specified, the mail is not sent. The MAILLOGP file
will contain the normal entries. The first 4 bytes of the MLRSVD
field will contain the value of the TEST parameter in every record
written.
You can display the file with the SCNMAILLOG command such as:
SCNMAILLOG
The SCNMAILLOG command supports several parameters you may specify to
select the entries you want to display such as the user the message
was sent to or a word within the text. For example,
SCNMAILLOG SENDTO(JONES)
Would display all E-Mails sent to the JONES user regardless of
whether he is the only user sent to or whether he is one of a list or
group that was sent to. The full entry is displayed meaning if JONES
is the second recipient, all recipients would be displayed.
or
SCNMAILLOG SENDTO(JONES) TEXT(PAYROLL)
Only E-Mail sent to JONES that had the word 'PAYROLL' in the text
would be displayed.
The text in the log is folded to upper case before scanning.
The DSPMAILLOG command provides a summary of the the entries sent by
date.
DSPMAILLOG
This would produce a display with a one line summary by day of how
many entries were sent by SNDTXTMAIL and SNDSPLMAIL.
The intent of DSPMAILLOG is to provide a review of what exists to
help determine when cleanup is required.
An administrator with *ALLOBJ authority can use DSPMAILLOG for all
mail logs on the system by entering:
DSPMAILLOG MAILADRLIB(*ALL)
This can assist in determining which users need to clean out old
entries in the mail log.
The MTNMAILLOG command may be used to clean out old entries. The
number of days of entries you need to keep should be specified such
as:
MTNMAILLOG RTNDAYS(60)
All entries prior to 60 days ago would be removed from the file.
MTNMAILLOG operates by creating the MAILLOGP2 file in the same
library as the MAILLOGP file. All entries are copied to the
MAILLOGP2 file and then copied back with selection made on the date
the entries were written. Prior to copying back, the MAILLOGP file
is cleared. If the copy back is successful, the MAILLOGP2 file is
cleared.
If the command or system fails during processing, the MAILLOGP2 file
contains the complete set of entries and may be copied back to
refresh the MAILLOGP file.
If MTNMAILLOG is run when MAILLOGP2 is not clear (has some number of
records), an error message will be sent. This means that the prior
use of MTNMAILLOG did not complete normally.
An administrator with *ALLOBJ authority can enforce a retention
period by using MTNMAILLOG for all mail logs on the system by
entering:
MTNMAILLOG MAILADRLIB(*ALL) RTNDAYS(60)
List of commands supported by MAILADR
-------------------------------------
The SNDTXTMAIL and SNDSPLMAIL commands are independent tools.
The MAILADR tool supports the following commands some of which are
intended for internal use, but may be used in your applications.
** CRTMAILADR. Creates the files used by the tool.
** WRKMAILADR. Works with the MAILADRP file to add, change, and
delete entries.
** WRKMAILGRP. Works with the MAILGRPP file to add, change and
delete the members of a group.
** DLTMAILADR. Deletes the files created by CRTMAILADR.
** RTVMAILADR. Retrieves the E-Mail address for a user or group
of users.
** ADDMAILADR. Provides a batch method of adding records to the
MAILADRP file instead of WRKMAILADR.
** SELMAILADR. Allows a selection of users from the MAILADRP
file. Used by both SNDTXTMAIL and SNDSPLMAIL.
** CHGMAILLOG. Changes whether mail logging occurs or not.
** LOGMAILENT. Logs the results of SNDTXTMAIL and SNDSPLMAIL to
the MAILLOGP file.
** MTNMAILLOG. Removes old log entries from one or all mail logs
based on a number of retention days.
** SCNMAILLOG. Scans for entries in the mail log based on
different selection criteria.
** DSPMAILLOG. Displays a summary of the entries in one or all
mail logs.
** ADDMAILGRP. Provides a batch method of adding records to the
MAILGRPP file.
Security considerations
-----------------------
The CRTMAILADR command AUT parameter defaults to *USE to allow the
user of the command to create the MAILADRP and MAILGRPP Files so that
the data may be used by other users, but only changed by the user of
the command. The AUT parameter also allows *CHANGE or *EXCLUDE.
The default authority for MAILLOGP allows the *PUBLIC user to add to
the file to allow logging to occur. *USE authority is also granted
to the *PUBLIC for MAILLOGP which allows use of DSPMAILLOG and
SCNMAILLOG.
You may want a single set of flies for your system, one for certain
users, or a combination. Note that the commands search for the
appropriate file name on the library list (meaning the first one that
is found). No combining of names occurs from files in different
libraries on the library list.
The commands allow *PUBLIC use. The authority to the object
determines if the user can perform the function. For example, a
*PUBLIC user can use WRKMAILADR, but could not add, change, or delete
a record unless authorized.
The LOGMAILENT command (used internally by the SNDxxxMAIL commands)
requires the user to have *ADD authority to the MAILLOGP file (which
is why it is created so that the *PUBLIC user has the authority).
The CHGMAILLOG command requires *OBJMGT to the MAILADRP file.
The MTNMAILLOG command requires *ALL authority to the MAILLOGP file.
The DLTMAILADR command requires *ALL authority to the MAILADRP file.
An *ALLOBJ user can use DSPMAILLOG or MTNMAILLOG with
MAILADRLIB(*ALL) to access all mail logs on the system.
The TAAEMLEC21 program (used by CRTMAILADR and CHGMAILLOG) adopts the
QSECOFR profile in order to allow the use of of CHGOBJD2 to update
the user attribute of the MAILLOGP file. The program is considered
safe as its only function is to change the user attribute field of
specific file names in a named library.
RTVMAILADR escape messages you can monitor for
----------------------------------------------
TAA9891 The name does not exist in the file.
TAA9892 Group member name does not exist.
TAA9893 Group name does not exist in MAILGRPP.
TAA9894 Group member is specified with *GROUP and
and not an E-Mail address.
TAA9895 More than 50 members of a group.
Escape messages from based on functions will be re-sent.
ADDMAILADR escape messages you can monitor for
----------------------------------------------
TAA9892 The name already exists in the file.
TAA9893 The name is blank or contains embedded blanks
Escape messages from based on functions will be re-sent.
CRTMAILADR Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Address files
files will be created.
SRCLIB The source library to use for the QATTDDS file
source. The default is *TAAARC meaning the source
stored in the TAA Archive.
A specific user library may be named, but the source
file must be QATTDDS.
MAILLOG An *ON/*OFF parameter for whether to cause mail
logging.
*ON is the default meaning the SNDxxxMAIL commands
will write logging records to the MAILLOGP file.
*OFF may be specified to prevent logging.
The CHGMAILLOG command may be used to change whether
mail logging occurs.
See the MTNMAILLOG command for how to clear old
messages (past a retention date) from the mail log.
AUT The authority to the MAILADRP file. The default is
*USE which allows any user to use WRKMAILADR and
RTVMAILADR. *CHANGE authority is required to add,
change, or delete records in the file. *EXCLUDE
could also be entered.
If AUT(*USE) is specified, the MAILLOGP file is set
to allow the *PUBLIC user to add records to the file
(allows logging) as well as allowing reading.
DLTMAILADR Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Address files
exist. *LIBL is the default. A specific library or
*CURLIB may also be entered.
WRKMAILADR Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Address files
exist. *LIBL is the default. A specific library or
*CURLIB may also be entered.
OUTPUT How to output the results. * is the default meaning
if the command is entered interactively, a work
display will appear. If the command is entered in
batch or *PRINT is specified, a listing is output.
RTVMAILADR Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
NAME The name of the user to retrieve the E-Mail address
for. The name must match a key in the MAILADRP
file. It may be a group name. Any characters are
valid.
RTVGENNAM A *YES/*NO parameter to allow the name that is
entered to be treated as a generic name.
*NO is the default meaning the specific name is
accessed. It may be a group name.
*YES may be specified to mean the name entered
should be treated as a generic name. No * value
should be added. For example, if NAME(ABC) is
entered with RTVGENNAM(*YES) and the mail address
file contains key values for ABCD, ABCE, ABCF, all
would be returned.
When RTVGENNAM(*YES) is specified, none of the names
that match the generic value can be a *GROUP type.
RTNCNT A return variable for the count of how many
addresses are returned. A maximum of 50 will be
returned. If a single name was requested and the
name is not defined as a *GROUP, a single address
will be returned. This is an optional return
variable that if used must be specified as *DEC
LEN(3 0).
RTNNAM A return variable for the names associated with the
addresses. Each name takes 20 bytes. A maximum of
50 will be returned. This is an optional return
variable that if used must be specified as *CHAR
LEN(1000).
RTNADDR A return variable for the E-Mail address associated
with each name. A maximum of 50 will be returned.
Each address takes 100 bytes. This is an optional
return variable that if used must be specified as
*CHAR LEN(5000).
RTNTEXT A return variable for the text description
associated with each name. Each text description
takes 50 bytes. A maximum of 50 will be returned.
This is an optional return variable that if used
must be specified as *CHAR LEN(2500).
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Address files
exist. *LIBL is the default. A specific library or
*CURLIB may also be entered.
ADDMAILADR Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
NAME The name of the user to add to the MAILADRP file.
It must be a unique character value with no embedded
blanks. Any characters are valid.
EMAILADR The E-Mail address associated with the name. Up to
100 bytes may be entered. The value is checked
according to the CHKDMN parameter.
TEXT An optional text description assigned to the user.
Up to 50 bytes may be entered.
CHKDMN The type of checking performed on the internet
address. *SYNTAX is the default to syntax check the
value.
*INTERNET may be entered to check the domain on the
internet as well as syntax checking. Entering
*INTERNET requires more overhead and especially if
the domain does not exist.
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Address files
exist. *LIBL is the default. A specific library or
*CURLIB may also be entered.
SELMAILADR Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Address files
exist. *LIBL is the default. A specific library or
*CURLIB may also be entered.
NAMLST The names of users that were selected. Up to 50
names will be returned in a single parameter. Each
name is 20 bytes long. The parameter must be
specified as *CHAR LEN(1020). The last name in the
list will be blank.
RCPLST The recipient type of the users that were selected.
Up to 50 types will be returned in a single
parameter. Each name is 4 bytes long. The
parameter must be specified as *CHAR LEN(204). The
last type in the list will be blank.
LOGMAILENT Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
SUBJECT The subject of the E-Mail. Up to 44 bytes may be
entered.
TEXT The text provided for the E-Mail. Up to 4800 bytes
may be entered.
SENDTO A three part parameter for each user that was sent
to. Up to 50 users may be entered.
The first 20 bytes is the user name such as entered
on SNDTXTMAIL or SNDSPLMAIL.
The second part is the 'recipient type' such as *TO.
*CC or *BCC may also be entered.
The third part is the 100 bytes for the
corresponding E-Mail address.
SPLF The spooled file name. This is intended to be used
if a spooled file was sent. Up to 10 bytes may be
entered.
JOB The job where the spooled file was found. This is
intended to be used if a spooled file was sent. Up
to 10 bytes may be entered.
JOBUSR The user of the job where the spooled file was
found. This is intended to be used if a spooled
file was sent. Up to 10 bytes may be entered.
JOBNBR The job number of the job where the spooled file was
found. This is intended to be used if a spooled
file was sent. Up to 6 bytes may be entered.
SPLNBR The spooled file number of the spooled file. This
is intended to be used if a spooled file was sent.
Up to 6 bytes may be entered.
CYMD The date the entry was logged in CYMD format.
TIME The time the entry was logged in HHMMSS format.
TEST A *YES/*NO option for whether this is a test. *NO
is the default.
*YES may be specified to indicate a test. If *YES
IS specified, an X is placed in the MLLSTR field of
every record.
IFSNAME The IFS name used by SNDIFSMAIL. Up to 5000 bytes
may be entered.
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Address files
exist. *LIBL is the default. A specific library or
*CURLIB may also be entered.
MTNMAILLOG Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
RTNDAYS The number of days of log entries to retain. The
default is 60 meaning that any log entries with a
date prior to 60 days ago will be deleted from the
file.
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Log file
exists. *LIBL is the default. A specific library
or *CURLIB may also be entered.
*ALL may be entered by a user with *ALLOBJ authority
to maintain all mail log files on the system.
CHGMAILLOG Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
MAILLOG An *ON/*OFF parameter for whether mail logging
should be set on or off.
*ON may be specified to turn mail logging on.
*OFF may be specified to turn mail logging off.
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Log files
exist. *LIBL is the default. A specific library or
*CURLIB may also be entered.
WRKMAILGRP Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Address files
exist. *LIBL is the default. A specific library or
*CURLIB may also be entered.
OUTPUT How to output the results. * is the default meaning
if the command is entered interactively, a work
display will appear. If the command is entered in
batch or *PRINT is specified, a listing is output.
DSPMAILLOG Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Log file
exists. *LIBL is the default. A specific library
or *CURLIB may also be entered.
*ALL may be entered by a user with *ALLOBJ authority
to display a summary of all mail log files on the
system.
OUTPUT How to output the results. * is the default meaning
if the command is entered interactively, a display
will appear. If the command is entered in batch or
*PRINT is specified, a listing is output.
SCNMAILLOG Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
PERIOD A 4 part parameter to describe the date and time
range to select.
Part 1 is the beginning time that defaults to *AVAIL
meaning whatever is available for the beginning
date.
Part 2 is the beginning date that defaults to
*CURRENT meaning the current date.
Part 3 is the ending time that defaults to *AVAIL
meaning whatever is available for the ending date.
Part 4 is the ending date that defaults to *END
meaning the date of the last entry.
SNDRUSR *ALL is the default to select all user names that
sent an entry. A specific user name may be entered.
SNDRJOB *ALL is the default to select all jobs that sent an
entry.
SUBJECT *ALL is the default to select all subjects. Any
characters may be entered to scan for a subject.
Both the value entered and the value in the data
base are converted to upper case before scanning.
TEXT *ALL is the default to select all text. Any
characters may be entered to scan for a value in the
text that was sent. Both the value entered and the
value in the data base are converted to upper case
before scanning is used.
SENDTO *ALL is the default to select all users that were
sent to. A specific name may be entered. All users
are scanned for regardless of whether they were the
primary, copied, or a blind copied recipient.
TOINTADR *ALL is the default to select all internet
addresses. Up to 100 bytes may be entered which
will be scanned against the internet addresses.
Both the entered value and the internet addresses
will be folded to upper case before scanning. All
internet addresses are scanned for regardless of
whether they were the primary, copied, or a blind
copied recipient.
SPLF *ALL is the default to select all spooled files or
all entries sent with or without a spooled file. A
specific name may be entered to select the entries
that match.
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Log file
exists. *LIBL is the default. A specific library
or *CURLIB may also be entered.
OUTPUT How to output the results. * is the default meaning
if the command is entered interactively, a display
will appear. If the command is entered in batch or
*PRINT is specified, a listing is output.
ADDMAILGRP Command parameters *CMD
-----------------------------
GROUP The group name. The name must exist as a name in
the MAILADRP file and be defined as a *GROUP.
MEMBER The member of the group. The member must exist as a
name in the MAILADRP file and may not be defined as
a *GROUP.
MAILADRLIB The name of the library where the Mail Group file
exists. *LIBL is the default. A specific library
or *CURLIB may also be entered.
Restrictions
------------
None.
Prerequisites
-------------
The following TAA Tools must be on your system:
ADDDAT Add date
ADJVAR Adjust variable
CHKACTOBJ Check active object
CPYTAADDS Copy TAA DDS source
CVTDAT Convert date
EDTVAR Edit variable
FILEFDBCK File feedback
RPGSTSDS RPG status data structure
RSNLSTMSG Resend last message
RTVDAT Retrieve date
SNDCOMPMSG Send completion message
SNDDIAGMSG Send diagnostic message
SNDESCINF Send escape information
SNDESCMSG Send escape message
SNDSTSMSG Send status message
UPDPFILE Update PFILE keyword
Implementation
--------------
None, the tool is ready to use.
Files used
----------
Object Type Source Description
------ ---- ------ -----------
MAILADRP PF TAAEMLEP Mail address physical
MAILADRL LF TAAEMLEL Mail address logical
MAILGRPP PF TAAEMLEQ Group address physical
MAILGRPL LF TAAEMLEM Group address logical
MAILLOGP PF TAAEMLES Mail log physical
Objects used by the tool
------------------------
Object Type Attribute Src member Src file
------ ---- --------- ---------- ----------
CRTMAILADR *CMD TAAEMLE QATTCMD
DLTMAILADR *CMD TAAEMLE2 QATTCMD
WRKMAILADR *CMD TAAEMLE3 QATTCMD
RTVMAILADR *CMD TAAEMLE4 QATTCMD
ADDMAILADR *CMD TAAEMLE5 QATTCMD
SELMAILADR *CMD TAAEMLE6 QATTCMD
LOGMAILENT *CMD TAAEMLE7 QATTCMD
MTNMAILLOG *CMD TAAEMLE8 QATTCMD
CHGMAILLOG *CMD TAAEMLE9 QATTCMD
SCNMAILLOG *CMD TAAEMLE10 QATTCMD
WRKMAILGRP *CMD TAAEMLE11 QATTCMD
DSPMAILLOG *CMD TAAEMLE12 QATTCMD
ADDMAILGRP *CMD TAAEMLE13 QATTCMD
SELMAILGRP *CMD TAAEMLE14 QATTCMD
TAAEMLEC *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC QATTCL
TAAEMLEC2 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC2 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC3 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC3 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC4 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC4 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC5 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC5 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC6 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC6 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC7 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC7 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC8 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC8 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC9 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC9 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC10 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC10 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC11 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC11 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC12 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC12 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC13 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC13 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC14 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC14 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC21 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC21 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC31 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC31 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC33 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC33 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC34 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC34 QATTCL
TAAEMLEC38 *PGM CLP TAAEMLEC38 QATTCL
TAAEMLER3 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER3 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER4 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER4 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER5 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER5 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER6 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER6 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER7 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER7 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER10 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER10 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER11 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER11 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER12 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER12 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER13 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER13 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER14 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER14 QATTRPG
Objects used by the tool - Continued
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Object Type Attribute Src member Src file
------ ---- --------- ---------- ----------
TAAEMLER30 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER30 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER32 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER32 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER33 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER33 QATTRPG
TAAEMLER38 *PGM RPG TAAEMLER38 QATTRPG
TAAEMLEP *FILE PF TAAEMLEP QATTDDS
TAAEMLEL *FILE LF TAAEMLEL QATTDDS
TAAEMLEQ *FILE PF TAAEMLEQ QATTDDS
TAAEMLEM *FILE LF TAAEMLEM QATTDDS
TAAEMLES *FILE PF TAAEMLES QATTDDS
TAAEMLED *FILE DSPF TAAEMLED QATTDDS
TAAEMLEE *FILE DSPF TAAEMLEE QATTDDS
TAAEMLEF *FILE DSPF TAAEMLEF QATTDDS
TAAEMLEG *FILE DSPF TAAEMLEG QATTDDS
Special switches
----------------
Special switches are kept in the user defined attribute of two files.
** MAILADRP. If the 10th character is I, *INTERNET is used as
the default for the domain check value.
** MAILLOGP. If the 10th character is X, mail logging will be
used.
Structure
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CRTMAILADR Cmd
TAAEMLEC CL pgm
TAAEMLEC21 CL pgm - Adopts to change user attribute
DLTMAILADR Cmd
TAAEMLEC2 CL pgm
WRKMAILADR Cmd
TAAEMLEC3 CL pgm
TAAEMLER3 RPG Pgm
TAAEMLED Display file
TAAEMLEC33 CL pgm
TAAEMLEC21 CL pgm
RTVMAILADR Cmd
TAAEMLEC4 CL pgm
TAAEMLER4 RPG Pgm
ADDMAILADR Cmd
TAAEMLEC5 CL pgm
TAAEMLER5 RPG Pgm
SELMAILADR Cmd
TAAEMLEC6 CL pgm
TAAEMLER6 RPG Pgm
TAAEMLEE Display file
LOGMAILENT Cmd
TAAEMLEC7 CL pgm
TAAEMLER7 RPG Pgm
MTNMAILLOG Cmd
TAAEMLEC8 CL pgm
TAAEMLEC38 CL pgm if all libraries
TAAEMLER38 RPG pgm for listing
CHGMAILLOG Cmd
TAAEMLEC9 CL pgm
TAAEMLEC21 CL pgm - Adopts to change user attribute
SCNMAILLOG Cmd
TAAEMLEC10 CL pgm
TAAEMLER30 RPG pgm - Gets date of first record
TAAEMLER10 RPG pgm
Structure - Continued
---------------------
WRKMAILGRP Cmd
TAAEMLEC11 CL pgm
TAAEMLER11 RPG pgm
TAAEMLEF Display file
DSPMAILLOG Cmd
TAAEMLEC12 CL pgm
TAAEMLER12 RPG pgm
TAAEMLER32 RPG pgm
TAAEMLER33 RPG pgm
ADDMAILGRP Cmd
TAAEMLEC13 CL pgm
TAAEMLER13 RPG pgm
TAAEMLEC31 CL pgm
SELMAILGRP Cmd
TAAEMLEC14 CL pgm
TAAEMLER14 RPG pgm
TAAEMLEC34 CL pgm
TAAEMLEG Dsp file
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