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Janice
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4/12/2012 7:45 PM
I'm trying to trace an error in HR54.1. Where is the translation table that translates the error number to the error message that gets displayed to the user? In the code, the error number is set like this:
EVAL E@ERRORNBR = 133
I'm trying to find a table where I can see what error number 133 is.
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4/12/2012 8:07 PM
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From LID try msgmnt command.
Input your Product Line and your program MA54
You should have the associated number (133) and the return value to the user here.
Not sure which table that would be stored in however, I bet it's in GEN.
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4/12/2012 8:24 PM
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Thanks Greg. msgmnt works for me. I remember using msgmnt before; I just couldn't remember the command. I looked around in GEN, but couldn't find an error message table. However, msgmnt is good enough. Thanks.
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4/12/2012 9:09 PM
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The GEN table would be CRTERRMAP, or DBDBCEM, depending on platform and version.
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