1. A computer-implemented method of identifying syntaxes of disparately syntaxed components of a message file, the computer-implemented method comprising: a processor opening a message file, wherein the message file comprises disparately syntaxed components; the processor detecting a selection of a selected component from the disparately syntaxed components; the processor displaying a description of a syntax used by the selected component on a user interface, wherein the description of the syntax displayed on the user interface comprises a description of what each data element, within the selected component, represents; the processor identifying a set of leading characters for the selected component, wherein the set of leading characters for the selected component organizes the disparately syntaxed components according to their respective syntax rules; the processor arranging and displaying the selected component in a spreadsheet according to the set of leading characters, wherein the disparately syntaxed components are displayed on the spreadsheet according to their respective syntax rules; the processor defining a channel definition for messages, wherein the channel definition includes a message queue name, an error queue name, a database user resource locator (URL), and login credentials to use as a syntax for messages on a channel; the processor receiving a string on the channel; the processor determining that a data segment in the string is not properly syntaxed for the channel definition for the channel; and the processor, in response to determining that the data segment in the string is not properly syntaxed for the channel, writing an entry into an error queue that includes a time stamp of the string that is not properly syntaxed for the channel.