*//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////* * #g4slkch_sendMessage - Send Message * * * * Input: * * in_parameter (required) - The parameter name. * * in_value (required) - The value of the parameter. * * * * Output: * * out_errMsg - The error message (if error exists). * * * * Returns: * * Message timestamp or blank for error. * * * * Settable Variables ([r]=required) * * id - The Slack ID to use [r] * * team - The Slack Team to use [r] * * channel - The Channel Name or ID to send a message to [r] * * message_type - The message type to send. Use *STD to * * send a standard mesage or *ME to send a "me" message. * * as_who - Use the value *USER to send the message as your * * id. Use *BOT to send the message as a bot. * * user_name - When sending a message as a *BOT, this value * * can be used to give the bot a name. * * thread_timestamp - Enter a message thread timestamp to * * treat this message as a reply to another message. * * log_directory - Specify the fully qualified path to a * * directory to store a message log file. This will * * defaults to /tmp if left blank. * * ccsid - The CCSID to use (1208) * * debug - Turn on Debug (*NO, *YES) * * debug_file - The debug file name. * * (/tmp/g4g_[id]_sendMessage.txt) * * * *//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////* D #g4slkch_sendMessage... D PR 32 D out_errMsg 256 Options(*NOPASS) #g4slk_send Message is used send a message to a specific channel.
When a message is sent the action will be logged in the file G4SLKMHPF file. The message itself will be stored in the IFS as a stream file named g4slk_log_<id>.txt where <id> is a unique ID. The directory that the log file is placed in can be changed using the log_directory settable variable.
Returns: The message timestamp or blank for error.
Optional Parameters:
Settable Variables (use #g4slk_setValue)