Re: suppress qsysopr message

[barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

What most users do with QSYSOPR, is to put it into *BREAK mode at some
workstation. The best way to filter messages is to set a severity level
above which you want messages to break. (I typically set mine at 40.) If
you want to suppress all CPF7020 messages you have two options:

1.   Change the severity of the message in the QCPFMSG message queue.
2.   Create another message file in your own library, put your own CPF7020
message in  it (with a lower severity), and then have the initial job for
that job to an OVRMSGF to that message file.

I am without benefit of a system at the moment, so I cannot comment on the
shipped severity of that particular message.

Al - at 25,000 feet- somewhere on the way back from Atlanta (where I spoke
to Jeff Silberberg's local user group today, and we all [audience and
speaker] had a wonderful time!)

Al Barsa, Jr.
Barsa Consulting Group, LLC

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914-251-1234
914-251-9406 fax

http://www.barsaconsulting.com
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Hello group,

I have a bit of a problem where qsysopr message q is being flooded with
CPF7020 - Journal receivers QDBJRN3851 and *N detached. This makes other
messages difficult to scan for.
I have a program I can run to filter certain messages(including cpf7020)
out
but I really want to stop this particular one altogether.
Can anyone suggest a way that I can stop this this message from coming into
qsysopr.

your help greatly appreciated

Neil
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