TACL Reference Manual

Built-In Functions and Variables
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#ROUTEPMSG Built-In Variable
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The output of certain message classes is determined by the #PMSG built-in
variable setting. The #ROUTEPMSG built-in variable allows specified message
classes to be suppressed from being output.
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When you first log on, #ROUTEPMSG is initialized to STANDARD.
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Use #PUSH #ROUTEPMSG (or PUSH #ROUTEPMSG) to save a copy of the
current setting of the #ROUTEPMSG built-in variable.
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Use #POP #ROUTEPMSG (or POP #ROUTEPMSG) to restore the
#ROUTEPMSG built-in variable from the copy last pushed.
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Use #SET #ROUTEPMSG (or SET VARIABLE #ROUTEPMSG) to set the
#ROUTEPMSG built-in variable.
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The classes of message affected by the #ROUTEPMSG built-in function are:
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These tables define the outcome of setting the #PMSG and #ROUTEPMSG built-in
variables. These outcomes are possible:
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This table defines the type of messages output by the #PMSG setting:
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This table defines how the #ROUTEPMSG setting affects message output if
#PMSG is on:
System message CPU down, CPU up, and so forth
Normal process message Process start, stop, and so forth
Abnormal process message Abort process, backup died, and so forth
Yes Message is output to the current OUT file.
No Message is not output.
N.A. Message is not output due to the #PMSG setting.
#PMSG System
Normal
Process
Abnormal
Process
-1 (on) Yes Yes Yes
0 (off) Yes No Yes
#ROUTEPMSG System
Normal
Process
Abnormal
Process
ALL No No No
SYSTEM No Yes Yes
NORMAL Yes No Yes
ABNORMAL Yes Yes No
SYSTEM NORMAL No No Yes