FSTT - give message for various derail status codes.

Syntax:

fstt [option]* status
BATCHabort=number     +Drl name
Drl=number            +Errno
File=string           -Linefeed
TSSabort=number

Options:

BATCHabort=number
displays information on batch abort error codes. If the number begins with a zero, it is taken as octal.
+Drl name
gives the name of the DRL which returned the status code, as in .SSDRL.
Drl=number
specifies the DRL by number. If the number has a leading zero, it is taken to be octal.
+Errno
displays the message associated with a B library ERRNO value. For example,
fstt +e 1000003

displays "Data Alert", the message associated with ERRNO value ER.DIO (status 3).

File=string
precedes the message with the specified string (usually a file name).
-LineFeed
omits the linefeed that usually precedes the message.
TSSabort=number
is used to interpret TSS error codes by abort number. If the number begins with a zero, it is taken as octal. This is normally used to interpret the user error number in a DRUN termination message.
status
is the code returned by the DRL in OCTAL. Do not use this with the TSSabort= or BATCHabort= options.

Examples:

fstt f=file 37
fstt -l +d 570000000001
fstt d=32 4
fstt tss=36

Description:

FSTT gives the message associated with various DRL status codes. If you do not specify a derail, FILACT is assumed. For FILACT, you may specify either the fullword status or just the major status (bits 6-11, shifted to the bottom of the word). For DIO, you may specify the major status (bits 1-5). Any keyword on the command line may be abbreviated.

Files Used:

uw_tools/rcl3.3/aux/gcos8.err
provides messages for batch abort codes.
uw_tools/rcl3.3/aux/tss.err
provides information for TSS abort codes.

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