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Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
001	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
BUFFER RECORDS	Number of buffer records	8	N	Zero

Example: M-001-BUFFER RECORDS-000=00001000- ## 003- DELETE FILES Delete file`h`application files if they exist.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
003	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
DELETE FILES	Delete the existing application files whose name matches those that will be downloaded in a subsequent process after reception (Y/N)	1	An	S

Example: M-003-DELETE FILES-000=S- ## 004- CATALOG TYPE Cataloging type.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
004	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
CATALOG TYPE	Cataloging type (V/U/P)	1	An	S

Example: M-004-CATALOG TYPE-000=U- ℹ️ When the value "U" is assigned to this field, the fields *RECEPTION VOLSER* and *RECEPTION UNIT.* will be automatically filled with blank values, regardless of any previously existing values. ## 005- RECEPTION VOLSER / RECEPTION UNIT. Reception volser and volser unit. The change will only occur if parameter 004 is different from 'U' (Work Unit)


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
005	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
RECEPTION VOLSER	Reception pool volser	8	An	Spaces
RECEPTION UNIT.	Volser unit	8	An	Spaces

Example: M-005-RECEPTION VOLSER-000=DEVELOPMENT- M-005-RECEPTION UNIT.-000=UNIT - ## 006- FILE FORMAT Download file format and file length


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
006	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
FILE FORMAT	If binary files are received, this field indicates how we want them to be created (F/V/E)	1	An	Spaces
FILE LEN.	Download file length. This parameter only applies when receiving binary files	5	N	Zeros

Example: M-006-FILE FORMAT-000=V- M-006-FILE LEN. -000=01024- ## 007- FILE NAME Physical name of the reception application file and single file


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
007	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
FILE NAME	Physical name of the reception application file	44	An	Spaces
SINGLE FILE	Indicates whether the download should be to a single reception file (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-007-FILE NAME-000=/u/usuario/recep/%o - M-007-SINGLE FILE -000=N- ## 008- APPLICATION Transmission application


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
008	1	20

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
APPLICATION	Transmission application	6	An	Spaces

Example: M-008-APPLICATION -001=APLIC1- M-008-APPLICATION -002=APLIC2- M-008-APPLICATION -003=APLIC3- ## 009- ENABLED SESSION Enabled session.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
009	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
ENABLED SESSION	Enabled session (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-009-ENABLED SESSION-000=S- ## 010- TRACE Write trace.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
010	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
TRACE	Indicates whether the messages exchanged during transmission should be recorded in the Trace DB (Y/N/C)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-010-TRACE -000=C- ## 011- CALLING END Calling end


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
011	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
CALLING END	Calling end (L-local/R-remote/X-both)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-011-CALLING END-000=X- ## 012- VALIDATE ADDRESS Validate IP address.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
012	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
VALIDATE ADDRESS	Indicates whether the remote addresses of incoming connection requests should be validated. (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-012-VALIDATE ADDRESS-000=N- ## 013- TRAFFIC DIRECTION Traffic direction.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
013	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
TRAFFIC DIRECTION	Direction in which transmission is allowed (E-send / R-receive / X-both)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-013-TRAFFIC DIRECTION-000=X- ## 014- ROTATE ADDR. Rotate connection addresses.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
014	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
ROTATE ADDR.	Rotates the connection addresses depending on the value it takes (L-local/R-remote/X-both/N-none)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-014-ROTATE ADDR.NRI-000=L- ## 016- AUTO DISCONN. Automatic disconnection.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
016	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
AUTO DISCONN.	Release after transmission (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-016-AUTO DISCONN.-000=S- ## 017- SYNC RECORDS Number of synchronization records.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
017	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
SYNC RECORDS	Synchronization burst size	3	N	Zeros

Example: M-017-SYNC RECORDS-000=100- ## 018- MESSAGE LENGTH Message length.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
018	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
MESSAGE LENGTH	Specifies the length of the transmission and reception buffer records.	4	N	Zeros

Example: M-018-MESSAGE LENGTH-000=4050- ## 019- TIMEOUT Timeout interval.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
019	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
TIMEOUT	It is the time interval, in minutes and seconds, to wait for a response to a request	3	N	Zeros

Example: M-019-TIMEOUT -000=030- ## 020- DATA TIMEOUT Data timeout interval.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
020	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
DATA TIMEOUT	It is the time interval, in minutes and seconds, for the data send burst	3	N	Zeros

Example: M-020-DATA TIMEOUT-000=030- ## 021- AUTOMATIC SEND Automatic sending.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
021	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
AUTOMATIC SEND	Allows retrying a transmission that was requested outside the scheduled time window. (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-021-AUTOMATIC SEND-000=N- ## 022- START TIME Time window to establish a connection.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
022	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
START TIME	Start time (HHMMSS)	6	N	Zeros
END TIME	End time (HHMMSS)	6	N	Zeros

Example: M-022-START TIME -000=083059- M-022-END TIME -000=235959- ## 023-NUM. RETRIES Maximum number of retries.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
023	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
NUM. RETRIES	Number of times a message is resent that requires a response from the remote side or the network	1	N	Zeros

Example: M-023-NUM.RETRIES-000=3- ## 024-CRYPTOGRAPHY Cryptography version and mode


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
024	4	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
CRYPTOGRAPHY	Cryptography (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces
CRYPTO VERSION	Cryptography version (3.0/4.0)	2	N	Zeros
CONFIDENTIALITY ALG.	Data confidentiality algorithm (TD3C, AES1, AES2 OR AES3)	4	An	Spaces
AUTHENTICATION ALG.	Endpoint authentication algorithm (DES/RSA)	3	An	Spaces

Example: M-024-CRYPTOGRAPHY-000=S- M-024-CRYPTO VERSION-000=30- M-024-CONFIDENTIALITY ALG.-000= TD3C- M-024-AUTHENTICATION ALG.-000=DES- ## 025-LOCAL SUBSYSTEM Local subsystem and remote subsystem


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
025	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
LOCAL SUBSYSTEM	The local exchange key management subsystem is indicated	1	An	Spaces
REMOTE SUBSYSTEM	The remote exchange key management subsystem is indicated	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-025-LOCAL SUBSYSTEM-000=7- M-025-REMOTE SUBSYSTEM-000=B- ## 026-LOCAL KEY Local encryption key.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
026	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
LOCAL KEY	Label of the local encryption key	64	An	Spaces

Example: M-026-LOCAL KEY -000= \=-PRIVATE.LOCAL.IMSPRUE.TESTS - ## 027-REMOTE KEY Remote encryption key.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
027	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
REMOTE KEY	Label of the remote encryption key	64	An	Spaces

Example: M-027-REMOTE KEY-000= \=-PUBLIC.CICSSITD.REMOTE.TESTS - ## 028-TCP/IP CLIENT SERVER TCP/IP client server.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
028	1	6

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
CLIENT SERVER	Name of the transaction or transactions that will manage the connections, both local and remote, and the data traffic, in both directions, of the sessions connected via TCP/IP	4	N	Zero

Example: M-028-TCP/IP CLIENT SERVER-001=ZTCP- M-028-TCP/IP CLIENT SERVER-002=ZTC1- ℹ️If the session selection record has the transmission application filled in, that means this change will only be applied to that transmission session. The rest of the transmission sessions of the selected presentation session will continue to have the same client server as before. ## 029-USE PROXY Use Editran proxy in outgoing call for TCP/IP connection type


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
029	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
USE PROXY	Use proxy (Y/N/' ')	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-029-USE PROXY =S- ## 030-PROXY ADDR. Proxy address and port.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
030	2	6

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
PROXY ADDR.	Name or IP address number of the proxy	64	An	Spaces
PROXY PORT	Proxy port	5	N	Zero

Example: M-030-PROXY ADDR.-001= \=-172.022.241.001 - M-030-PROXY PORT-001=07777- M-030-PROXY ADDR.-002= \=-172.022.241.001 - M-030-PROXY PORT-002=07778- M-030-PROXY ADDR.-003= \=-editran.indra.es - M-030-PROXY PORT-003=08888- ## 031-PROCESS Process (Batch interface).


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
031	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
PROCESS	Name of the procedures before and after transmission	8	An	Spaces

Example: M-031-PROCESS -000=ZTBPJIP – ## 032-TRANSACTION Transaction (Batch interface).


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
032	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
TRANSACTION	Name of the transaction against which the procedures before and after transmission are launched	4	An	Spaces

Example: M-032-TRANSACTION -000=ZTBI- ## 033-PRE-SEND PROC. Procedure before sending / AUT. Before sending


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
033	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
PRE-SEND PROC.	Procedure before sending	8	An	Spaces
AUT. BEFORE SEND	Indicates whether there is a process and/or transaction before sending (‘S’/’N’/’ ‘)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-033-PRE-SEND PROC.-000=ZTBGP1ID- M-033-AUT. BEFORE SEND -000=S- ## 034-PRE-RECEIPT PROC. Procedure before reception / AUT. Before reception


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
034	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
PRE-RECEIPT PROC.	Procedure before reception	8	An	Spaces
AUT. BEFORE RECEIVE	Indicates whether there is a process and/or transaction before reception (‘S’/’N’/’ ‘)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-034-PRE-RECEIPT PROC.-000=ZTBGP2ID- M-034-AUT. BEFORE RECEIVE -000=S- ## 035-POST-SEND PROC. Procedure after sending / AUT. After sending


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
035	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
POST-SEND PROC.	Procedure after sending	8	An	Spaces
AUT. AFTER SEND	Indicates whether there is a process and/or transaction after sending (‘S’/’N’/’ ‘)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-035-POST-SEND PROC.-000=ZTBGP3ID- M-035-AUT. AFTER SEND -000=S- ## 036-POST-RECEIPT PROC. Procedure after reception / AUT. After reception


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
036	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
POST-RECEIPT PROC.	Procedure after reception	8	An	Spaces
AUT. AFTER RECEIVE	Indicates whether there is a process and/or transaction after reception (S/N/ )	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-036-POST-RECEIPT PROC.-000=ZTBGP4ID- M-036-AUT. AFTER RECEIVE -000=S- ## 037-EXCEPTION PROC. Exception procedure


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
037	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
EXCEPTION PROC.	Exception procedure	8	An	Spaces

Example: M-037-EXCEPTION PROC.-000=ZTBGP5ID- ## 038-STATE CHANGE PROC. State change procedure


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
038	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
STATE CHANGE PROC.	State change procedure	8	An	Spaces

Example: M-038-STATE CHANGE PROC.-000=ZTBGP6ID- ## 039-ENVIRONMENT ALIAS Environment alias


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
039	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
ENVIRONMENT ALIAS	Environment alias	3	An	Spaces

Example: M-039-ENVIRONMENT ALIAS-000=L00- ## 040-INSTALLATION PREFIX Installation prefix


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
040	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
INSTALLATION PREFIX	Installation prefix	11	An	Spaces

Example: M-040-INSTALLATION PREFIX-000=KI.EGDI - ## 041-WRITE LOG Write to the system log


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
041	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
WRITE LOG	Write to the system log	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-041-WRITE LOG -000=S- ## 42-WORK UNIT NAME Work unit


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
042	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
WORK UNIT NAME	Work unit (SYSDA, VIO, ...)	8	An	Spaces

Example: M-042-WORK UNIT NAME -000=SYSDA - ## 043-ADJUST BY. Adjust the file creation space


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
043	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
ADJUST BY.	Adjust the file creation space (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-043-ADJUST BY.-000=S- ## 044-VOL OR WORK POOL Work volume or pool


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
044	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
VOL OR WORK POOL	Specify the (V)olume or (P)ool of the intermediate files and buffers so they are taken by default when creating the presentation session	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-044-VOL OR WORK POOL-000=P- ## 045-WORK VOLSER Name of the work volume or pool


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
045	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
WORK VOLSER	Specify the name of the volume or pool for the intermediate files and buffers so it is taken by default when creating the presentation session.	8	An	Spaces

Example: M-045-WORK VOLSER-000= DEVELOPMENT- ## 046-JOB CARD JCL cards


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
046	1	5

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
JOB CARD	The required JCL cards to launch the corresponding procedure	59	An	Spaces

Example: M-046-JOB CARD -001= \=-//KIIMS01 JOB (SNCE,KIT,,99),000001,MSGLEVEL=1, - M-046-JOB CARD -002= \=-// MSGCLASS=Z,CLASS=D - M-046-JOB CARD -003= \=-//\* - M-046-JOB CARD -004= \=-//\* - M-046-JOB CARD -005= \=-//\* - ## 047- REMOTE VERSION Remote version.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
047	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
REMOTE VERSION	Remote version	2	N	Zero

Example: M-047-REMOTE VERSION -000=52- ## 048-CORE TRANSACTION Core transaction.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
048	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
CORE TRANSACTION	editran Core Transaction	4	An	Spaces

Example: M-048-TRAN.NUCLEO -000=ZTB1- ## 049-SEND BUFFER Send buffer.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
049	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
SEND BUFFER	Send buffer	6	N	Zero

Example: M-049-SEND BUFFER -000=262144- ## 050-RECEIVE BUFFER Receive buffer.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
050	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
RECEIVE BUFFER	Receive buffer	6	N	Zero

Example: M-050-RECEIVE BUFFER -000=262144- ## 051-IP ADDRESS TCP/IP addresses.


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
051	2	6

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
IP ADDRESS	IP address name or number	24	An	Spaces
REMOTE PORT	Remote port	5	N	Zero

Example: M-051-IP ADDRESS-001=[www.indra.es](http://www.indra.es) - M-051-REMOTE PORT-001=07777- M-051-IP ADDRESS-002=195.76.129.66 - M-051-REMOTE PORT-002=08888- ℹ️ If the session selection record has the transmission application filled in, that means this modification will only be made for that transmission session. The rest of the transmission sessions of the selected presentation session will continue to have the same IP addresses and port as before. ## 054-LOAD TYPE Load type


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
054	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
LOAD TYPE	Load type 'N' normal, 'A' cumulative and 'Q' by file queues	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-054-LOAD TYPE -000=N- ## 055-SPLIT CRITERION Split criterion


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
055	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
SPLIT CRITERION	Indicates how the data to be transmitted will be distributed among the different transmission sessions (V - equally, S - by file or batch marked by synchronization points; N - no splitting is performed)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-055-SPLIT CRITERION-000=N- ## 056- Conversion table Conversion table for sending and receiving and translate on receiving


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
056	3	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
SEND.CONV.TBL	Name of a table resident in the ZTBGBTCO file, which converts the characters to be sent from the application file to the characters indicated in that table (it does not change the alphabet of the data, but adapts it to another table of the same alphabet).	8	An	Spaces
TRANSLATES REC.	Indicates whether we want to perform translation on reception and to which alphabet it translates (A/E/N)	1	An	Spaces
REC.CONV.TBL	Name of a table resident in the ZTBGBTCO file, which converts the characters to be sent from the application file to the characters indicated in that table (it does not change the alphabet of the data, but adapts it to another table of the same alphabet).	8	An	Spaces

Example: M-056-DATA ALPHABET-000=E- M-056-TRANS. SEND.-000=N- M-056-SEND.CONV.TBL -000= - M-056-TRANS. REC.-000=N- M-056-REC.CONV.TBL-000= - ## 057-LZW ADJUSTMENT Compression adjustment percentage (00-99)


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
057	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
LZW ADJUSTMENT	Adjustment percentage of how compression will behave, to apply it to the creation of intermediate files. It can take values from 00 to 99, and indicates the percentage of compression effectiveness from when the application file is taken until it is passed to the buffer	2	N	Zero

Example: M-057-LZW ADJUSTMENT -000=50- ## 058-MACROFILE PARAM. Macrofile parameters


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
058	1	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
MACROFILE PARAM.	Parameters for the macrofile program	60	An	Spaces

Example: M-058-MACROFILE PARAM.-000= \=-\*1\*6\*TEST\*1\*80\* - ## 059-CLEAR SEND BUFFER Clear buffer after sending/ Clear buffer after receiving


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
059	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
CLEAR SEND BUFFER	Clear buffer after sending (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces
CLEAR RECEIVE BUFFER	Clear buffer after receiving (Y/N)	1	An	Spaces

Example: M-059-CLEAR SEND BUFFER-000=N- M-059-CLEAR RECEIVE BUFFER-000=N- ## 060-DOWNLOAD ACKNOWLEDGMENT Confirm download


Order code	Number of parameters	Occurrences
060	2	1

Parameters:


Name	Description	Len.	Fmt.	Init. value
DOWNLOAD ACK.	Allows the sender of the files to request that the remote Editran confirm the download of those files	1	An	N
WAIT TIME	It is the time (expressed in minutes) that the sending Editran will wait for the download acknowledgment to arrive and during which a new send will not be allowed.	2	N	Zeros

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