RE: Question about MONMSG

David X. Kahn wrote:

> It works exactly the same way for programs and message files.
> It searches
> the library list until it finds an object of the same name and type.
> Remember that a message description is not an object. As you
> say, when it
> finds the message file it stops looking even if the message
> description is
> not found.

I don't know whether this helps, but _overridden_ message files behave
slightly differently: if the ID isn't in the to-to file, the system will
search the from-from file.  In this way message file overrides differ
from DB file overrides.

Cheers,

Martin.

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