RE: Reply Lists

Dan:

>From what you've said, this seems to be a precise match with the purpose of 
>reply-list entry compare values -- as long as the message accepts a reply.

CPF6AC7 has two fields, both *CHAR(10). The first 10 bytes of the comparison 
data should have your menu name since that's field &1; library name should be 
in the next 10 bytes if you need that.

Note that this can be tested by turning on reply-list processing for your job 
and then causing the message condition. Assuming CPF6AC7 is sent and a reply is 
requested, your reply-list entry should take effect. (No reply is defined for 
CPF6AC7 by default, so it must be happening by program.) Use CHGJOB 
INQMSGRPY(*SYSRPYL) to enable reply-list processing.

Tom Liotta

midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   5. Reply Lists (Dan Rasch)
>
>We have a situation were we are supporting two separate environments,
>and do not wish to allow file reorgs on one side.  Unfortunately, we
>have the 'reorg option' on a standard menu that makes removing it 
>difficult.  
>
>What I see as a solution would be to remove the called menu option 
>from the desired environment, and then add an ignore to the message 
>that occurs when it is not found.  That message is CPF6AC7, and 
>when I looked at the WRKRPLYE, I saw that a compare value could be
>specified.  Can I add a Reply List Entry and my menu as a compare 
>value?
>
>I would expect the reply list to only catch the menu name in my 
>compare value.  Am I correct?

-- 
Tom Liotta
The PowerTech Group, Inc.
19426 68th Avenue South
Kent, WA 98032
Phone  253-872-7788 x313
Fax    253-872-7904
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