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  3. October 2005

Re: Finding where an escape message came from

Paul,

Thank you for the advice.  I tried the QMHRCVPM API, as I explain in 
another post.  It works nicely with errors thrown by procedures.  I still 
have an issue when the escape message originally comes from another 
program.

Regards.

--
Antoine Contal



Antoine,

Some of the information you're looking for is in the message itself.
Retrieve the message using one of the message APIs for the details behind
what program & procedure sent the message.

Paul

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