Global Message Code Table

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# Global Message Code Table

This function allows you to select message codes to be checked by default after each job termination.

To view and specify message codes for checking

- In the Messages and Exits window, open the tabbed page Global Message Code Table:

This document covers the following topics:

- Columns: Global Message Code Table

## Columns: Global Message Code Table

The columns of the Global Message Code Table page are described in the following table:

Column | Meaning
--- | ---
Message Code | Message code, for example, `IEF999I`. This field is case-sensitive.
Severity | Highest resulting severity code of a job will be compared with the default condition code value to be treated as `not ok`. In other words: The detection of the message causes a simulated condition code setting. The default condition/severity code can be defined in the Entire Operations defaults by selecting the z/OS option from the Operating System Specials page. For details, see Defaults for z/OS and z/VSE in the section Entire Operations Defaults.
Operating System | Operating system for which the message code is valid. Possible selection options:
empty | The message code is scanned for all mainframe operating systems.
UNIX | The message code is scanned for all UNIX operating systems.
WINDOWS | The message code is scanned for all Windows operating systems.
OPENSYS | The message code is scanned for all UNIX and Windows operating systems.