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Vern and Rick,
Thanks for the reminder on RCVMSG!
How does one "walk backwards" through messages? Do you have to have a point of reference via MSGKEY to do it? Does the fact that CPF2102 is issued from another program going to affect how to get at it?
TIA, GA
--- Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > You can RCVMSG and get the MSGDTA, which will contain that MSGID > somewhere. > You might need to go through a few messages to get one that has that > information. DSPMSGD to see the layout of substitution data. It may be > that > the CPF2102 is in the message "stack". > > Vern > > At 11:38 AM 10/21/2003 -0700, you wrote: > >Well, *how* would I detect this particular problem? I have since > replaced > >the CPF2102 with a MONMSG CPF9999 after the others. It appears that > the > >CPF9999 message tattles on the CPF2102. Can I interrogate the CPF9999 > >message to make sure that it was caused by CPF2102? > > > >TIA, GA
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