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Dean

You can't monitor for diagnostic messages. What you CAN do is use the technique of sending bracketing messages with message keys, then loop through them with a RCVMSG or QMHRCVPM and start at the lower key, go to the higher one. Then look for any message that matches your criteria and RMVMSG or QMHRMVPM (I think).

I posted a link to the article a couple weeks ago - *http://tinyurl.com/yzzq9yk points to it.

HTH
Vern
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Dean.Eshleman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi,

We have a production program that is generating multiple "Cursor MYCURSOR not open" messages in the job log. This message is a Diagnostic message and has a message ID of SQL0501. Can I prevent this message from showing up in the job log by adding a MONITOR group in my RPG code around the code that is trying to close the cursor? I did notice that when I look at the message details, it is being sent to program QSYS/QSQRUN4. I suppose this is another clue that I might not be able to monitor for it. Our programs always try and close the cursor before opening it just in case it was left open for some strange reason. Maybe I need to look at that logic more closely. TIA

Dean Eshleman,
MMA, Inc.

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