>Gerald Magnuson wrote:
>
>I have this monmsg command at the top of my CL program:
>MONMSG MSGID(CPA0000 CPF0000 CPF9999)
>
>I thought that this ment to trap messages CPA0000-CPA9999, and
>CPF0000-CPF9999.
It means exactly that.
>The program performs several SAVLIB's to save files. One save file was
not
>empty.
>message CPA4067 was issued (save file already contains data(C G)). The
>default reply is C.
>However, the CL program just hung, waiting for a response.
This is an inquiry message, which requires a reply unless you are running
INQMSGRPY(*DFT) or (*SYSRPYL) You can't monitor for these, although you
could write a message handling program to process them once they've been
issued...
>Does the "Generic monitor" (use zeros to trap inclusive numbers) only work
>with CPF messages?
No, this works for all messages, including RPG, MCH, etc.
>Are there certain messages that cannot be monitored?
Only escape, status or notify messages can be monitored for. The CL
Programming guide has a chapter on message handling; see the section on
Monitoring for Messages in a CL Program or Procedure for more details.
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