The job log contains information about the sending or receiving program or procedure.
When the sender or receiver is an ILE procedure, the message entry contains the full name of the procedure (procedure name, module name, and ILE program name). When the sender or receiver is an original program model (OPM) program, only the OPM program name is shown.
If the sender or receiver is an OPM program, the corresponding instruction number represents an instruction number. There is only one such number. If the sender or receiver is an ILE procedure, the instruction number represents a high level language statement number rather than an MI instruction number. If the ILE procedure has been optimized (maximum efficiency), there may be up to three numbers. It is not always possible to determine a single statement number for an optimized procedure. If there is more than one number given, each number represents a potential point where the procedure was when the message was sent. It is also possible that no number can be determined. If this the case, *N appears in the message rather than a number.
The logging levels affect a batch job log in the same way as shown in the preceding example. If the job uses APPC, the heading contains a line showing the unit of work identifier for APPC.