| Par. No.
| Meaning
| Remarks
|
| (A)
| command name
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| (B)
| main execution result
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| (1)
| Start position of the user identity in the MMC header
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| (2)
| Start position of the user identity in the MMC header
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| (3)
| Start position of the Network Service Center (NSC) reference number in the MMC header
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| (4)
| Start position of the Network Service Center (NSC) exchange name in the MMC header
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| (5)
| Start position of the dialogue sequence number in an MMC output report
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| (6)
| Start position of the report reference number in an MMC output report
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| (7)
| Start position of the software package identification in an MMC output report
| |
| (8)
| Start position of the alarm category identification in an MMC output report
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| (9)
| The status of the flag which defines whether or not the report must be output at the end of every report
| |
| YES NO
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| (10)
| The status of the flag which defines whether or not the additional numbers(9000,9001,9002)must be output at the end of every report
| |
| YES NO
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| (11)
| The status of the flag which defines whether or not a message must be sent to the Operator Working Center(OWC) in case a user logs on
| |
| YES NO
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| (12)
| The status of the flag which defines whether or not , for certain commands, special keyed numeral conversion is applicable YES NO
| |
| (13)
| The value which represents the filler character to be used
| |
| (14)
| The value equivalent to the fraction character to be used
| |
| (15)
| The status of the flag which defines whether or not a security officer may always log on (even in overload situation) YES NO
| |
| (16)
| The status of the flag which defines whether or not a hexadecimal dump must be made from the binary report buffer in the event of error detection by the report translator
| |
| YES NO
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| (17)
| The status of the flag which defines whether or not compressed spaces are to be removed by the MMC monologue
| |
| YES NO
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| (18)
| The position of the last character in the MMC header line
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