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Thanks.
So instead of DSPLY Error (upon failure of certain conditions) what should
be the ideal logic in Program A/B?
thanks much...
On Thu, Dec 19, 2019, 20:06 Barbara Morris <bmorris@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 2019-12-19 12:58 p.m., Sam_L wrote:
It seems like PGMA may be a poorly written program, and I got theIf it's really impossible to change PGMA, then a very complex way to
impression from earlier in the thread that techie21 did not want to
change it, or was not allowed to change it, or didn't have the
experience to change it. And thus may have been given an impossible job.
handle this problem would be to
- Use SNDPGMMSG to put a marker message in the joblog
- Call PGMA
- Use the QMHLJOBL API to get the messages from the joblog and go back
through the messages until you get to the marker message (no error) or
until you get to the DSPLY (error)
This would only be an option if the situation was "not allowed to change
it" or "don't have the source code to change it". Otherwise, changing
PGMA to issue an escape message would be much easier than changing the
CL to crawl through the joblog.
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Barbara
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