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can I use monmsg in an exit in brms to monitor for a CPF3741 MESSAGE

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ASKED: March 23, 2011  11:12 PM
UPDATED: March 25, 2011  11:45 AM
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You can monitor for any predefined message that is sent to your program’s message queue as a *NOTIFY, *ESCAPE or *STATUS message.

Since CPF3741 is predefined (i.e., it has a message identifier so it must have a message description in some message file), then it only needs to be sent to your program’s message queue as one of the three monitorable types.

Tom

TomLiotta
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You should check the BRMS manuals for using the MONMSG as an *EXIT command in a control group. If you want to modify the way BRMS handles exceptions check the BRMS system policy menu (WRKPCYBRM *SYS) look at the notification controls. It has a parameter that can change the messsage handling for BRMS. If your STRBKUBRM commands to start your control groups is wrapped in a CL program you can use the MONMSG command there to take corrective action if required.

pdraebel
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