Re: Finding iSeries Access messages -- MIDRANGE-L

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Rob,

I use the iSeries Access Error and Trace Message help file.  It is in the
User's guide on the PC with access installed.  Open the users guide, select
contents, then messages and then you have access to Server messages,
iSeries Access Messages, and PC5250 messages.

HTH




Michael Crump
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I had someone ask me:  "How can I find out what error message CWBC01004
means?"

I've done some searching of IBM's sites but I can't seem to find this.

Rob Berendt

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