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From: Steve Richter <srichter@AutoCoder.com>
I am/was hoping to use SIGEXCP as a light weight way to halt a pgm in an
manner similar to ASSERT in C. Where the pgm does not monitor for the
exception, causing the default exception handler to kick in and send a
CPF9999 to the pgm.
But SIGEXCP CMP('CPF') ExcpId(X'9898') results in a CPF2524 ( msg text
below ) being sent to the pgm. Apparently QMHPDEH has a problem with my
exception msg.
Is is possible to send a CPF msg with SIGEXCP?
===> Steve, chapter 20 of my book (which you have) shows how to use SIGEXCP
to send
a message with a non-MCH compare value. You just have to be careful not to
invoke the
default handler (QMHPDEN) with an exception it doesn't already understand.
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