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Messages can be redirected by using the MSGROUT member, residing in the IOA PARM library. MSGROUT is provided as an empty member. A sample is shown below:
MSGCODE=msg-prefix,ROUT=(OUT),DDN=PPP
MSGCODE=XMM79,ROUT=(OUT),DDN=PPP
MSGCODE=IOAD97,ROUT=(LOG)
MSGCODE=IOAD91E,ROUT=(WTO),ROUTCDE=(1,2,3),DESC=(1,2,8)
MSGCODE=IOAD9,ROUTCDE=(1,2,3),DESC=(1,2,8)
MSGCODE=IOAD,ROUT=(LOG)
The MSGROUT parameters are described in the following table.
The values given to the ROUT, ROUTCDE, and DESC parameters must be enclosed in parentheses.
MSGROUT is provided with sample lines. Each line that starts with an asterisk (*) is specified as a comment line. Remember to remove the asterisks from the appropriate lines before saving the edited MSGROUT member.
Note: When an IOA message is redirected, some of the fields, which appear in the IOA log, are suppressed in the message as it appears in the WTO, WTOR, and OUT destinations.
Changes to MSGROUT member definitions are not dynamically refreshed. For changes to take effect, refresh any affected monitor.
Table 49 MSGROUT Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
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MSGCODE |
Up to 7 characters in length. If it is less than 7 characters, MSGCODE is treated as a generic code. For example, all messages beginning with XMM79 are routed to OUT. |
ROUT |
May contain up to 3 ROUT codes. Note that this ROUT parameter overrides the ROUT parameter that is hard-coded in the application. Valid values are:
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DDN |
This is the DDNAME when ROUT=(OUT), or when the ROUT parameter that has been hard-coded in the application is OUT. Default: SYSPRINT |
ROUTCDE |
Up to 3 route codes can be specified. Valid values for ROUTCDE are in the range from 1 to 128. ROUTCDE is used when ROUT=(WTO) or ROUT=(WTOR). |
DESC |
Up to 3 descriptor codes can be specified. Valid values for DESC are in the range from 1 to 16. DESC is used when ROUT=(WTO) or ROUT=(WTOR). |
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