Re: How to prevent a user from answering a message error

On Thursday 14 August 2003 16:39, Denis Robitaille wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> One of our programmers asked me the following:
>
> Can we prevent a user from answering an error message. Example: the
> user calls PGMA that call PGMB but there is a level check error. We
> want the user to be unable to cancel the program so that the IT support
> personel can do theire job better (like look at the call stack, list of
> open files ...).
>
> If someone can point me in the right direction (like where in the
> information center or IBM manual information regarding this might be
> found), I would apreciate.

Denis

Hopefully exit points as mentioned by Bruce will get you what you need. In 
the meantime, and for the specific example you mention, you might like to 
take some preemptive action against the dreaded CPF4131 level check 
error. I have a CHKLVLCHK command that attempts to spot if a program (or 
programs) could fail due to missing or mismatched referenced objects. 
Details & code download from http://www.dbg400.net/chklvls.html

Regards, Martin
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