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Performing the get attributes operation allows you to obtain certain information about a specific display device or ICF session.

Table 1. Get attributes
Offset	Data type	Length	Contents	File type
0	Character	10	Program device name.	Display, ICF
10	Character	10	Device description name. Name of the device description associated with this entry.	Display, ICF
20	Character	10	User ID.	Display, ICF
30	Character	1	Device class: D Display I ICF U Unknown	Display, ICF
31	Character	6	Device type: 3179 3179 Display Station 317902 3179-2 Display Station 3180 3180 Display Station 3196A 3196-A1/A2 Display Station 3196B 3196-B1/B2 Display Station 3197C1 3197-C1 Display Station 3197C2 3197-C2 Display Station 3197D1 3197-D1 Display Station 3197D2 3197-D2 Display Station 3197W1 3197-W1 Display Station 3197W2 3197-W2 Display Station 3270 3270 Display Station
			3476EA 3476-EA Display Station 3476EC 3476-EC Display Station 3477FA 3477-FA Display Station 3477FC 3477-FC Display Station 3477FD 3477-FD Display Station 3477FE 3477-FE Display Station 3477FG 3477-FG Display Station 3477FW 3477-FW Display Station 525111 5251 Display Station 5291 5291 Display Station 5292 5292 Display Station 529202 5292-2 Display Station
			5555B1 5555-B01 Display Station 5555C1 5555-C01 Display Station 5555E1 5555-E01 Display Station 5555F1 5555-F01 Display Station 5555G1 5555-G01 Display Station 5555G2 5555-G02 Display Station DHCF77 3277 DHCF device DHCF78 3278 DHCF device DHCF79 3279 DHCF device	Display, ICF
			3486BA 3486-BA Display Station 3487HA 3487-HA Display Station 3487HC 3487-HC Display Station 3487HG 3487-HG Display Station 3487HW 3487-HW Display Station APPC Advance program-to-program communications device ASYNC Asynchronous communications device BSC Bisynchronous communications device BSCEL BSCEL communications device FINANC ICF Finance communications device INTRA Intrasystem communications device LU1 LU1 communications device RETAIL RETAIL communications device SNUF SNA upline facility communications device	Display, ICF
37	Character	1	Requester device. This flag indicates whether this entry is defining a REQUESTER device. N Not a REQUESTER device (communications source device). Y A *REQUESTER device (communications target device).	Display, ICF
38	Character	1	Acquire status. Set even if device is implicitly acquired at open time. N Device is not acquired. Y Device is acquired.	Display, ICF
39	Character	1	Invite status. Y Device is invited. N Device is not invited.	Display, ICF
40	Character	1	Data available. Y Invited data is available. N Invited data is not available.	Display, ICF
41	Binary	2	Number of rows on display.	Display
43	Binary	2	Number of columns on display.	Display
45	Character	1	Display allow blink. Y Display is capable of blinking. N Display is not capable of blinking.	Display
46	Character	1	Online/offline status. O Display is online. F Display is offline.	Display
47	Character	1	Display location. L Local display. R Remote display.	Display
48	Character	1	Display type. A Alphanumeric or Katakana. I DBCS. G Graphic DBCS.	Display
49	Character	1	Keyboard type of display. A Alphanumeric or Katakana keyboard. I DBCS keyboard.	Display
50	Character	1	Transaction status. All communication types. N Transaction is not started. An evoke request has not been sent, a detach request has been sent or received, or the transaction has completed. Y Transaction is started. The transaction is active. An evoke request has been sent or received and the transaction has not ended.	ICF
51	Character	1	Synchronization level. APPC and INTRA. 0 Synchronization level 0 (SYNLVL(NONE)). 1 Synchronization level 1 (SYNLVL(CONFIRM)). 2 Synchronization level 2 (SYNLVL(*COMMIT)).	ICF
52	Character	1	Conversation being used. APPC only. M Mapped conversation. B Basic conversation.	ICF
53	Character	8	Remote location name. All communication types.	ICF
61	Character	8	Local LU name. APPC only.	ICF
69	Character	8	Local network ID. APPC only.	ICF
77	Character	8	Remote LU name. APPC only.	ICF
85	Character	8	Remote network ID. APPC only.	ICF
93	Character	8	Mode. APPC only.	ICF
101	Character	1	Controller information. N Display is not attached to a controller that supports an enhanced interface for nonprogrammable workstations. 1 Display is attached to a controller (type 1) that supports an enhanced interface for nonprogrammable workstations. See note. 2 Display is attached to a controller (type 2) that supports an enhanced interface for nonprogrammable workstations. See note. 3 Display is attached to a controller (type 3) that supports an enhanced interface for nonprogrammable workstations. See note.	Display
102	Character	1	Color capability of display. Y Color display N Monochrome display	Display
103	Character	1	Grid line support by display. Y Display supports grid lines N Display does not support grid lines	Display
104	Character	1	hex 00 Reset state hex 01 Send state hex 02 Defer received state hex 03 Defer deallocate state hex 04 Receive state hex 05 Confirm state hex 06 Confirm send state hex 07 Confirm deallocate state hex 08 Commit state hex 09 Commit send state hex 0A Commit deallocate state hex 0B Deallocate state hex 0C Rollback required state	ICF
105	Character	8	LU.6 Conversation Correlator	ICF
113	Character	31	Reserved	Display, ICF
Note: The following information is provided only for an Integrated Service Digital Network (ISDN) used in the ICF or remote display session. Also, not all of the information will be available if the area to receive it is too small.
144	Binary	2	ISDN remote number length in bytes. Consists of the total of the lengths of the next three fields: ISDN remote numbering type, ISDN remote numbering plan, and the ISDN remote number. If the ISDN remote number has been padded on the right with blanks, the length of that padding is not included in this total. :p If ISDN is not used, this field contains 0.	Display, ICF
146	Character	2	ISDN remote numbering type (decimal). 00 Unknown. 01 International. 02 National. 03 Network-specific. 04 Subscriber. 06 Abbreviated.	Display, ICF
148	Character	2	ISDN remote numbering plan (decimal). 00 Unknown. 01 ISDN/Telephony. 03 Data. 04 Telex**. 08 National Standard. 09 Private.	Display, ICF
150	Character	40	The ISDN remote number in EBCDIC, padded on the right with blanks if necessary to fill the field.	Display, ICF
190	Character	4	Reserved.	Display, ICF
194	Binary	2	ISDN remote subaddress length in bytes. Consists of the total of the lengths of the next two fields: ISDN remote subaddress type and the ISDN remote subaddress. If the ISDN remote subaddress has been padded on the right with blanks, the length of that padding is not included in this total. If ISDN is not used, this field contains 0.	Display, ICF
196	Character	2	ISDN remote subaddress type (decimal). 00 NSAP. 01 User-specified.	Display, ICF
198	Character	40	ISDN remote subaddress (EBCDIC representation of the original hexadecimal value, padded on the right with zeros).	Display, ICF
238	Character	1	Reserved.	Display, ICF
239	Character	1	ISDN connection (decimal). 0 Incoming ISDN call. 1 Outgoing ISDN call. Other Non-ISDN connection.	Display, ICF
240	Binary	2	ISDN remote network address length in bytes. If the ISDN remote network address has been padded on the right with blanks, the length of that padding is not included. If ISDN is not used, this field contains 0.	Display, ICF
242	Character	32	The ISDN remote network address in EBCDIC, padded on the right with blanks, if necessary, to fill the field.	Display, ICF
274	Character	4	Reserved.	Display, ICF
278	Character	2	ISDN remote address extension length in bytes. Consists of the total of the lengths of the next two fields: ISDN remote address extension type and the ISDN remote address extension. If the ISDN remote address extension has been padded on the right with zeros, the length of that padding is not included. If ISDN is not used or there is no ISDN remote address extension, this field contains 0.	Display, ICF
280	Character	1	ISDN remote address extension type (decimal). 0 Address assigned according to ISO 8348/AD2 2 Address not assigned according to ISO 8348/AD2 Other Reserved.	Display, ICF
281	Character	40	ISDN remote address extension (EBCDIC representation of the original hexadecimal value, padded on the right with zeros).	Display, ICF
321	Character	4	Reserved.	Display, ICF
325	Character	1	X.25 call type (decimal). 0 Incoming Switched Virtual Circuit (SVC) 1 Outgoing SVC 2 Not X.25 SVC Other Reserved.	Display, ICF
Note: The following information is available only for when your program was started as a result of a received program start request. Also, not all of the information will be available if the area to receive it is too small.

326	Character	64	Transaction program name. Name of the program specified to be started as a result of the received program start request, even if a routing list caused a different program to be started.	ICF
390	Binary	1	Length of the protected LUWID field. The valid values are 0 through 26.	ICF
391	Binary	1	Length of the qualified LU-NAME. The valid values are 0 through 17.	ICF
392	Character	17	Network qualified protected LU-NAME in the form: netid.luname. This field is blank if there is no network qualified protected LU-NAME.	ICF
409	Character	6	Protected LUWID instance number.	ICF
415	Binary	2	Protected LUWID sequence number.	ICF
Note: The following information is available only when a protected conversation is started on the remote server. That is, when a conversation is started with a SYNCLVL of *COMMIT. Also, not all of the information will be available if the area to receive it is too small.

417	Binary	1	Length of the unprotected LUWID field. The valid values are 0 through 26.	ICF
418	Binary	1	Length of the qualified LU-NAME. The valid values are 0 through 17.	ICF
419	Character	17	Network qualified unprotected LU-NAME in the form: netid.luname. This field is blank if there is no network qualified unprotected LU-NAME.	ICF
436	Character	6	Unprotected LUWID instance number.	ICF
442	Binary	2	Unprotected LUWID sequence number.	ICF
Note: Type 1 Controllers available at V2R2, which support such things as Windows^® and continued cursor progression. Type 2 Controllers available at V2R3. These support all of the V2R2 functions as well as menu bars, continued-entry fields, edit masks, and simple hotspots. Type 3 Controllers available at V3R1. These support all of the V2R2 and V2R3 functions. They also support text in the bottom border of Windows.