RE: UPS & AS/400 talking to each other

[Ian Scotson <IanS@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rod,


Sorry - pressed wrong key and sent unfinished msg.

Anyway - Fine, the key is optional.
NOW i understand - i thought that the msgq would have to
pass thru the msgid ( and maybe the other bits along with it).
to get the actual latest msg from all the rest.

But now i look, the break handler is just passed enough to
be able to receive the rest via the RCVMSG cmd, and with a
wait(*max) operates sort of like a dataq (-1).


If this is right - no probs.

Thks.


PS. Glad someone is awake - Multiple time zones does add to the interest
though.

Ian.


-----Original Message-----
From: rorr@volante.com.au [mailto:rorr@volante.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, 26 September 2001 11:19
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: RE: UPS & AS/400 talking to each other



Ian,

see RCVMSG . . MSGKEY(keyvalue | *NONE | *TOP)
the message reference key is provided if you want to retrieve the message
optionally by key

>>>
The chgmsgq cmd details are under F1(help)
here they describe the parms passed to the BreakPgm.

Break handling attributes (PGM) - Help
o  message queue to which the message was sent.
o  Library name (10 characters).  The name of the library
   containing the message queue.
o  Message reference key (4 characters).  The reference

   key of the message sent to the message queue.
<<<
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Regards,        Rod Orr




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