TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables
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#ROUTEPMSG Built-In Variable
#ROUTEPMSG Built-In Variable
The built-in variable #ROUTEPMSG provides the capability to suppress system and
process messages. Use #ROUTEPMSG to set or obtain the current state of the
#ROUTEPMSG built-in variable.
ALL
suppresses all messages selected by the #PMSG built-in variable setting from
being output.
STANDARD
no suppression occurs. Messages selected by the #PMSG built-in variable setting
are output to the current OUT (default value).
message-type
can be any of these:
SYSTEM
suppresses system messages from being output. Note that the #PMSG built-in
variable setting does not matter, because system messages are output
regardless of the #PMSG built-in variable setting.
NORMAL
suppresses normal process messages, if selected by the #PMSG built-in
variable setting, from being output.
ABNORMAL
suppresses abnormal process messages, if selected by the #PMSG built-in
variable setting, from being output. Like all other TACL built-in variables, if a
backup CPU is specified for the TACL process and the primary TACL process
fails, the backup TACL does not inherit the TACL variables from the primary
TACL.
Considerations
•
Use caution when suppressing messages. If messages are suppressed, include
TACL statements that detect abnormal completion of processes by checking the
status of the TACL built-in functions and the process completion variables
(:_completion or :_completion^procdeath). On an abnormal run of TACL programs,
rerun the TACL programs with messages on.
#ROUTEPMSG { ALL | STANDARD |
( message-type [ message-type ] ... ) }