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Entries are made into the FILEGRAM HISTORY file (#1.12) at the sending site when the filegram is generated and at the receiving site by the S.DIFG-SRV-HISTORY server. The View Filegram option allows the filegram sender or recipient to inspect the filegram. Select this option and answer the "Select FILEGRAM HISTORY:" prompt with a question mark to get a listing of available filegram histories. You can see the filegram history just created by using the <Spacebar><Return> or another filegram history by entering its internal entry number or date/time.
The following example shows you what a simple (without pointers) filegram looks like. The View Filegram option will show this information to a filegram's sender. The receiver sees additional information about the transmission of the mail message including the network mail path taken to the target system.
FILEGRAM for entry #334 in CHANGE FILE (#1001).
Sent on 25 AUG 1989 @ 09:00 by SENDER,SALLY
$DAT^CHANGE^1001^N^
CHANGE^1001^L=334
BEGIN:CHANGE^1001@1
SPECIFIER:VERSION^1=17.4
END:CHANGE^1001
VERSION^1=17.4
ROUTINE^3=DICATT5
CHANGE^4=Changed DIED to DIE0
DATE CHANGED^6=APR 13, 1987
DESCRIPTION^11=wp
"This change enables incredibly wonderful things"
"to occur."
.
REPORTER^5^L=SMITH,JOHN
BEGIN:REPORTER^1001.05@2
END:REPORTER^1001.05
REPORTER^.01=SMITH,JOHN
^
$END DAT
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