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Hi folks, is there a way to monitor for QSH msg's in a clp that runs 
interactively?  
 
I use this cmd interactively;
                                      
STRQSH CMD('FIND /CITIZENS/O0* > /QSYS.LIB/ZPGMR97.LIB/STDOUT.FILE/STDOUT.MBR')
 
STDOUT is then read by a clp to move the different files prefixed by O0 to 
other directories for processing. 
 
When there are no O0* files in the directory and I use the above FIND cmd I get 
msg; 
                                                                       
find: 001-0023 Error found opening file /CITIZENS/Oz*. No such path or directory
                                                                       
Press ENTER to end terminal session.
 
 
I always have to press enter to continue past the halt but if there's a way to 
avoid it, either via a monmsg or another way, plz lemme know.  
 
Thanks, Frank                                                                   
 
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