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Rob, I agree that missing the library/name of the message file is major flaw in the API error structure, and has caused me grief many times in the past! I don't think that the MSG or SECLVL data are needed, however. Those two items would take up a significant amount of memory, and for every API to have to add code to populate them seems a little silly when we can easily retrieve them w/QMHRTVM if we want them -- or simply send a program message to our caller. But in order to really use the API error structure with either QMHRTVM or with QMHSNDPM, we REALLY need that message file name and library!! On Tue, 6 Jan 2004 rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > > Missing these makes it hard to take the exception data and parse > it down into meaningful information. Perhaps I need to make a DCR to add > another structure that also contains the following of RCVMSG: MSGF, > MSGFLIB, MSG, SECLVL. What do y'all think? >
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