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USRC

When a field with this attribute is in a file it should always contain the user profile name of the user that created the record.

A user profile name may be up to 256 characters in length if *LONG_USER_AUDIT is enabled when the file is compiled, otherwise it may be up to 10 characters in length.

If *LONG_USER_AUDIT is enabled, the user name will be the audit user (up to 256 characters) if the SET_SESSION_VALUE USER_AUDIT has been set, otherwise the current authenticated user name is used if available, otherwise the current user name is used.

If *LONG_USER_AUDIT is not enabled then the user name will be the audit user (up to 10 characters) if the SET_SESSION_VALUE USER_AUDIT has been set, otherwise the current user name is used.

If running a function through SuperServer, USRC contains the user name used to connect to the server. Refer to USCR Examples to see how this name can be used.

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USRU

When a field with this attribute is in a file, it should always contain the user profile name of the user that last updated the record or be blank, if the record has never been updated.

A user profile name may be up to 256 characters in length if *LONG_USER_AUDIT is enabled when the file is compiled, otherwise it may be up to 10 characters in length.

If *LONG_USER_AUDIT is enabled then the user name will be the audit user (up to 256 characters) if the SET_SESSION_VALUE USER_AUDIT has been set, otherwise the current authenticated user name is used if available, otherwise the current user name is used.

If *LONG_USER_AUDIT is not enabled then the user name will be the audit user (up to 10 characters) if the SET_SESSION_VALUE USER_AUDIT has been set, otherwise the current user name is used.

The user name will be the audit user if the SET_SESSION_VALUE USER_AUDIT has been set, otherwise the current user name is used.

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USRX

When a field with this attribute is in a file it should always contain the user profile name of the user that either created or last updated the record.

A user profile name may be up to 256 characters in length if *LONG_USER_AUDIT is enabled when the file is compiled, otherwise it may be up to 10 characters in length.

If *LONG_USER_AUDIT is enabled then the user name will be the audit user (up to 256 characters) if the SET_SESSION_VALUE USER_AUDIT has been set, otherwise the current authenticated user name is used if available, otherwise the current user name is used.

If *LONG_USER_AUDIT is not enabled then the user name will be the audit user (up to 10 characters) if the SET_SESSION_VALUE USER_AUDIT has been set, otherwise the current user name is used.

The user name will be the audit user if the SET_SESSION_VALUE  USER_AUDIT has been set, otherwise the current user name is used.

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JNMC

When a field with this attribute is in a file it should always contain the name of the job that was used to create the record. A job name may be up to 10 characters in length

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JNMU

When a field with this attribute is in a file it should always contain the name of the job that was last used to update the record, or, be blank if the record has never been updated.

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JNMX

When a field with this attribute is in a file it should always contain the name of the job that was used to either create or last update the record.

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JNRC

When a field with this attribute is in a file it should always contain the number of the job that was used to create the record. A job number may be up to 6 characters in length

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JNRU

When a field with this attribute is in a file it should always contain the number of the job that was last used to update the record, or, be blank if the record has never been updated.

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JNRX

When a field with this attribute is in a file it should always contain the number of the job that was used to either create or last update the record.

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