RE: If MSGTYPE has *NEXT or *PRV specified, MSGKEY is required.

Chuck,

Well first off, I'm treading water. <g>

The DFTPGM/CHGMSGD thing, is this causing a program to be called
whenever a certain message is received/intercepted?

That aside, I think I'll read up on what I can google on dftpgm/chgmsgd
before I belabor you, or anyone else here, on inane questions. <g>
That may be next week as I'm off Thu and Fri.

John



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That is actually a "nice" outcome to enable a coded intercept of the
condition; specific to the failing RPG however. That inquiry condition
is an indication that the default message handling transpired for an ILE
RPG statement [OPEN in this case] processing. Default handling is a side
effect of an "unmonitored exception" for which the message handling
feature provides an effective "user exit" via the DFTPGM() on the
CHGMSGD. That the message identifier CPF4128 appears in that inquiry
replacement text is a clear indication that the message was sent
directly to the program performing the OPEN, as was the effective
resignal of the condition by RNX1216.

To test in just one job, perform the following:

crtclpgm /* a CLP which RCVMSG from *PRV the RNX1216 then
the previous *EXCP message identified in that
if msgid=CPF4128 and "other" conditions met */
crtmsgf qtemp/myRNXmsgs
mrgmsgf frommsgf(qrnxmsg) tomsgf(qtemp/myRNXmsgs) select(rnx1216)
chgmsgd rnx1216 msgf(qtemp/myRNXmsgs) dftpgm(myDftPgm)
ovrmsgf qrnxmsg qtemp/myRNXmsgs

I thought the parameters for a Default Program were documented in the
DFTPGM() help text, but no... Let me know if more assistance required.

Regards, Chuck



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