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  3. November 2002

Re: File Exception/Error Subroutine - INFSR

Dan wrote:
>
> Buck, the MONITOR op group sounds like a good idea, once we upgrade
> from v4r5.  I'm not sure this group is ready for file I/O isolated in a
> subroutine.  One step at a time.
>
> What happens when a File Exception/Error Subroutine is defined for a
> file and you check for %error right after a chain op?  Will the "local"
> %error test override the INFSR?
>

Dan, it's not the test for %error that stops the INFSR from being
called.  It's the coding of the (E).  Coding (E) (or an error indicator)
will override the INFSR.

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