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IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
PROGRAM-ID. MSGSRE.
AUTHOR. D. VISSER.
DATE-WRITTEN. 21-APR-83.
DATE-COMPILED.
************************************************************************
*****
***** PROGRAM NAME: PROGEXIT.COB
*****
***** PURPOSE: Subroutine to be called by programs to
***** handle the run down procedures and
***** generate an error-message.
***** On the VAX/VMS this is done by calling
***** System Service routine : SYS$EXIT([code]).
*****
***** NOTES:
*****
***** The program calling MSGSRE will supply this subroutine with a numeric
***** string of 3 decimals, in this program called 'MESSAGECODE', which will
***** contain the value of the message to be generated ( message-code ).
***** The values will range from 1 to 999 and are divided into different
***** groups according to the severity-levels.
***** These groups are numbered :
***** 001 - 099 = Fatal-errors
***** 100 - 199 = Severe-errors
***** 200 - 299 = Errors
***** 300 - 299 = Warnings
***** 400 - 499 = Informationals
***** 500 - 999 = Success-messages
*****
***** The calculation of this value into the value of the actual
***** message-code will be done in this program. To obtain the right
***** values to address the selected message with, take the following
***** steps : ( follow the same procedure when adding new messages or
***** changing the structure of the message source file 'REBILLERR.MSG' )
*****
***** - Update the message-source-file REBILLERR.MSG using a editor, adding
***** as many comment-statements as proper documentation will allow you.
***** Comment-statements are preceeded by an exclamation mark and can be
***** placed anywhere in the source-file. ( The exception is the use of
***** this inside a message-text, where it will be interpeted as a call
***** to the System Service SYS$FAO utility ).
*****
***** - Compile the source-file with the listing and LINK the object-file
***** to create a non-executable message-table REBILLERR.EXE.
*****
***** - Print the listing and determine the offset-value by taking the
***** hexa-decimal value of the first message ( NOT the value for the
***** facility ! ), subtract hexa-decimal value '8' from this value
***** and transfer this value to a decimal value.
***** $ A == %Xnnnnnnnn <cr>
***** $ SHOW SYMBOL A <cr>
*****
***** - To test if your update works and provides the right messages
***** you can give the command : '$ SET MESSAGE REBILLERR' and use
***** MSGSRETST to enter your offset-value and the message-codes in
***** the range from 1 to 999.
*****
***** - Enter the offset-value hardcoded into this subroutine and
***** compile it.
*****
***** Note : The offset in this program won't change if you don't
***** change the BASE-statements in the message-source-file
***** and leave the FACILITY-statement unchanged. So there
***** will be no need to re-compile all the programs in the
***** system.
*****
***** Only SYS$EXIT is implemented in this subroutine, which will
***** exit in all occasions and transfer control to monitor-command
***** level. Other System Service utilities can be used to
***** generate warning- informal- or success-messages so that
***** control will be handed back to the program. You probably have
***** to change the USING clause in the PROCEDURE DIVISION.
***** The severity of the message-code can be determined by the
***** value of the MESSAGECODE given to this subroutine.
*****
************************************************************************
*****
***** HISTORY CURRENT VERSION = 001
*****
***** VERSION DATE PROGRAMMER CHANGES
*****
***** 001 21-Apr-83 D. Visser Program creation
*****
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ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
DATA DIVISION.
WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
77 WK-PROGRAM-NAME PIC X(8) VALUE "PROGEXIT".
77 WK-VERSION PIC 999 VALUE 001.
77 WK-ERROR PIC S9(9) COMPUTATIONAL.
77 WK-OFFSET PIC S9(9) COMPUTATIONAL VALUE 134316036.
LINKAGE SECTION.
01 MESSAGECODE PIC 999.
PROCEDURE DIVISION USING
MESSAGECODE.
A-1.
DISPLAY " ".
IF MESSAGECODE NOT NUMERIC
MOVE 1 TO MESSAGECODE.
COMPUTE WK-ERROR = WK-OFFSET + ( MESSAGECODE * 8 ).
CALL "SYS$EXIT" USING BY VALUE WK-ERROR.
A-9.
EXIT PROGRAM.