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Given the following scenario:
PROGRAM A calls Program B. Program B calls Program C. Program C gets
an error (of any kind).
Is there any way to notify Program A that program C had an error,
without losing my place in program C.
I'm writing in RPGLE (interactive) Program A, which reads a file where
each record contains the name of a (Program B) program. These B
programs are almost all CL programs that call RPGLE programs (which are
the C-level programs). If an error occurs in a C-level program, I want
this communicated to program A which will notify the user, _BUT_ I don't
want to lose (or automatically respond to) the error in program C. I
want program A to notify the user, but I still want to be able to
manually deal with the original error in program C.
Now the kicker... This must be done without modifying any of the B or
C-level programs. All the hoop-jumping must be done in the new A-level
program.
Sorry if this is confusing. If anyone can decipher the ravings of a
lunatic, I would appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks.
~TA~
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