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Hi Javier,
no, I don't think so - the H1-H8 indicators had the effect, than when one
of them was turned *ON at return, the calling program received an automatic
*ESCAPE message.
You could say H1-H8 was the "poor mans esxception" at times, when we all
wrote RPG/III code - it worked, and you were able to communicate an
unsuccessful program execution to the called, without resorting to
QMHSNDPM, which was (IMHO) a huge PITA in RPG/III.
Today SND-MSG *ESCAPE ... %TARGET(...) is clearly a superior solution.
Regards,
Daniel
Am 08.01.2023 um 21:10 schrieb Javier Sanchez <javiersanchezbarquero@xxxxxxxxx>:
to
Ok, I misunderstood your point. You want to end a whole job. Well, try
submit (SBMJOB) a job with the ENDJOB command right after at the linewhere
you get the error. You can use the "system()" Unix-type API or theQCMDEXC
program.related questions.
Something like system("ENDJOB JOB(123456/YOURJOBUSR/YOURJOBNAME)")
and make sure to include the *IMMED option.
Use the QBATCH job queue to also make sure it will run.
Then use the exit(-1) API call.
I think this should work well.
Javier
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