nagy%warner.hepnet@LBL.ARPA (06/09/87)
>From: "Kevin W. Mullet" <IC97@NTSUVAX> > Does anyone know the what information is encoded where in this > symbol? > show symb $status > $STATUS == "%X00010001" The DCL symbol $status contains the status code from the most recent DCL operation or image exit. This is just a VMS condition code. In the case shown, this is RMS$_OK (Success return from RMS). > Additionally, does anyone know anything about the following > logicals? > > (LNM$SYSTEM_TABLE) > "MAIL$PROTOCOL_JNET" = "JAN_JMAILPROT" > "MAIL$PROTOCOL_PROFS" = "JAN_PROFSPROT" > "MAIL$SYSTEM_FLAGS" = "7" The logical name MAIL$SYSTEM_FLAGS is used by the mail system as a set of binary-encoded flags. This information was lifted from the VAX/VMS Mail Utility Reference Manual, pages MAIL-14 and MAIL-15: bit 0: Indicates that the node is part of a homogeneous VAXCluster and that all disks are accessible to the cluster and that there is a single SYSUAF file. If possible, MAIL will bypass DECnet and write directly to the recipient's mail file. bit 1: Directs MAIL to set the cluster breakthrough flag when issuing the $BRKTHRU service to notify the recipient of new mail. bit 2: Directs MAIL to include the time the message was delivered in the notification message. I believe the other MAIL$xxx logical names have to do with Jnet software for handling non-VMSMail protocols as evidenced by other VAXes here. = Frank J. Nagy = Fermilab Research Division EED/Controls = HEPNET: WARNER::NAGY (43198::NAGY) or FNAL::NAGY (43009::NAGY) = BitNet: NAGY@FNAL = USnail: Fermilab POB 500 MS/220 Batavia, IL 60510