Re: export *msgf to a table

You could use the QMHRTVM (Retrieve Message) API to retrieve all the
messages in a *MSGF and then write them to a physical file within your
application program.  This would be preferable to using DSPMSGD to *PRINT
and CPYSPLF as *PRINT output is subject to change due to different national
language versions, report layout changes via PTF or release upgrades, etc.

The format of the API results should be upwardly compatible with new
releases; the format of a printed report may or may not be as IBM does not
consider the report to be a formal progamming interface.

Bruce




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Is it possible to send the contents of a message file to a physical file?
I tried wrkmsgf but didn't see any *output options...

Thanks, tim
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