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We have a bunch of programs using message subfiles populated from the program message queue.

These programs, without modification, are now using DDM files. When the first DDM file is opened, the program message queue receives

CPI9160: Database connection started over TCP/IP.
CPI9200: DDM object MyDDMfile in MyLib uses remote object MyRmtLib/MyRmtFile.

The CPI9200 is repeated for every DDM file opened.

The problem is, all these informational messages get dumped into the message subfile, making it difficult for the user to see the important messages.

Is there a way to globally prevent these messages from being sent, or to remove them before the message subfile is loaded without having to modify all the programs?

- File open exits occur before the file is opened, which would be before the messages are sent.
- Global message monitors are only for non-program message queues.
- CHGDDMTCPA does not have any parameters related to messages.

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