Columns of a message list

The columns of a message list depend on the purpose and type of the queue. The flag, message ID, domain, type, and local address are always shown. These columns identify the message and provide status information. The Description column, for example, appears only on template queues. The ISN, OSN, and Session ID are omitted on create queues, because there is no useful data. On retype queues, columns that would display default retype data are missing.

Table 1. Possible columns of a message list
Column	Description
Flag	The icon in this column provides status information about the message: The message is locked by someone else. You can view the message, but you cannot work with it until the lock is released by the owner or broken by an administrator. The hover help for the icon tells which user locked the message. The message is locked by you. Other users can view the message, but they cannot work with it until you release the lock or an administrator breaks it. You are not allowed to open this message, or to perform actions such as Accept, Reject, or Submit on it. This icon is displayed on queues with purpose Authorize or Retype when you were the last user to work with that message. This icon indicates that a different user must carry out the next process step for the message. If you are an administrator, this icon indicates that you have only administrative rights for the message. This icon applies only to queues of type main or draft. Messages on queues of other types cannot be opened at all. Note: A lock is automatically set when you select the action Open on a message, and released when you close the message by any action, including Quit. The lock prevents other users from modifying a message while you are working with it. The View action does not set a lock, but you cannot work with the message. If you log out or close the browser while a message is open, the lock remains. You can release it by selecting the Unlock action from the pop-up menu of the message.
Message ID	Unique ID of a message within the MER Facility.
Message domain	The message domain, for example DNIFIN. For more information, see Message standards, message definitions, and message domains.
Message type	The message type, for example FIN103 or setr.066.001.01. For an MX message, only the first eight characters are displayed in the list, and the full message type is displayed as hover help. In addition to the message types defined by SWIFT for a domain, the following values can be displayed: Unpar. The message is unparsable. The message type is DNIUNPARSABLE. Empty The message does not contain a message body. The message type is DNIEMPTY. For more information, see Message standards, message definitions, and message domains.
Local address	For outbound messages, the column contains the information of the sender, for example, the sender LT name. For received messages, this column contains the destination address as specified by the correspondent. The list specifies the display name that was configured for the local address; the actual value is shown as hover help. For unparsable MT messages, the local address is set to DNIUNPARSABLE.
Reference	Reference information identifying a message. The value depends on the message domain: DNIFIN The contents of field 108 or field 20 of the message. The behavior is configurable. DNIFUNDS The contents of the Order Reference field (OrdrRef). DNIENI The case ID from field Case or field Resolved Case (RslvdCase). DNIFINPLUS For details on which data is provided, see Table 1 and Message attributes. DNIMX For details on which data is provided, see Table 2 and Message attributes. DNISNSYS For details on which data is provided, see Table 3 and Message attributes.
Remote address	This column displays: For an outbound message, the address of the receiver For a received message, the address of the sender The value depends on the message domain: DNIFIN For outbound messages, the column contains the information of the receiver, for example, the receiver destination address. For received messages, this column contains the information of the sender, for example the sender LT name. For an unparsable MT message, the value DNIUNPARSABLE is displayed. DNIFINPLUS The BIC8 specified in the second level of the distinguished name (DN) and branch code specified in the third level of DN is displayed. The full DN is shown in the hover help. MX message domains other than DNIFINPLUS The BIC8 specified in the second level of the DN is displayed. The full DN is shown in the hover help.
Amount	The amount information (if available for the message type and message domain). The amount is formatted according to the current language setting of the browser. The value depends on the message domain: DNIFIN It is obtained from the first field 32A or 32B if available for a message type. DNIFINPLUS For details on which data is provided, see Table 1 and Message attributes. DNIMX For details on which data is provided, see Table 2 and Message attributes.
Date	Date to which the transaction is to apply. The date is formatted according to the current language setting of the browser. DNIFIN It is obtained from the first field 32A or 32B if available for a message type. DNIFINPLUS For details on which data is provided, see Table 1 and Message attributes. DNIMX For details on which data is provided, see Table 2 and Message attributes.
ISN	Input sequence number (if available for the message type and message domain).
OSN	Output sequence number (if available for the message type and message domain).
SID	The session ID assigned by the SIPN for a message it passed to the MER Facility (if available for the message type and message domain).
Store time	The date and time of the most recent store or update operation of the message in the queue. The formats and time zone are determined by the settings of the operating system that is used by the browser.
Message priority	Priority of the message (if available for the message type and message domain).
PD	The icon in this column indicates that the message is a possible duplicate (PD).
Description	For templates, a description that is provided by the template administrator. This column appears only in the message list for a template queue.