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Hello

I use QMHSNDPM in a serviceprogram to generate an escape-message. The subprocedure is:

P MSG_reportError...
P B EXPORT
D PI
D p0Msg 256a varying const
D options(*varsize:*nopass:*omit)

D my_errno s 10I 0 based(p_my_errno)

D MsgKey S 4A
D MsgID s 7A
D MsgDta s 256a varying

/free

if %parms>=1 and %addr(p0Msg)<>*null;
MsgId = 'CPF9897';
MsgDta = p0Msg;
else;
p_my_errno = sys_errno();
MsgID = 'CPE' + %editc( %dec(my_errno:4:0) : 'X' );
%len(MsgDta) = 0;
endif;

QMHSNDPM( MsgID
: 'QCPFMSG *LIBL'
: MsgDta
: %len(MsgDta)
: '*ESCAPE'
: '*'
: 3
: MsgKey
: dsEC
);

/end-free
P MSG_reportError...
P E

I have a little testprogram that makes an unlink of a file, that doesn't exist. This results in error CPE3025. I call MSG-reportError without parameter. If this is an interactive job, the testprogram ends and the messagetext corresponding to CPE3025 is shown, just that I want.

If I submit the testprogram, this program just stops without any message or joblog in QEZJOBLOG. In the systemlog I see only the start and the end of the testprogram. I want the submitted job to get in MSGW with a message, that something went wrong.

How can I change my subprocedure so that both goals are achieved?

Thank you very much in advance.

Best regards

Jan


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