IBM AS/400 manual Ending an ILE Program, Groups, Managing Activation

							Managing Activation		Groups
wheresequence-no				is	a number from		1-9999,	which reflects where in		the
entry	is	being		addmessaged, and-idis the message number you want to						add.
Repeat this			command		for	each message		you want	to add.
Use	the	Change		Job (CHGJOB) command (or other					CL job command) to in
that	your	job		uses the reply list for inquiry messages. To do this
*SYSRPYL	for		the	Inquiry		Message	Reply	(INQMSGRPY)	attribute.

The reply list is only used when an inquiry message is sent by a j Inquiry Message Reply (INQMSGRPY) attribute specified as INQMSGRPY(*SYSRPYL). The INQMSGRPY parameter occurs on the following

CL commands:

¹Change Job (CHGJOB)

¹ Change Job Description (CHGJOBD)

¹ Create Job Description (CRTJOBD)

¹Submit Job (SBMJOB).

You can also use the Work		with Reply	List Entry (WRKRPYLE) command t
change or remove	entries in	the system replyCL Referencelist. See(Abridged)the
for details of	the ADDRPYLE	and WRKRPYLE	commands.

Ending an ILE Program

When an ILE program ends normally,	the	system returns control to the c
caller could be a workstation user or		another	program	(such as the
program).
If an ILE program ends abnormally	and	the program was running in a di
vation group than its caller, then	the	escape	message	CEE9901

Error message-id caused program to end.

is issued and control is returned to the caller.

A CL program can monitor			for this exception by using	the Monitor		Messa
(MONMSG) command.	You	can	also monitor for exceptions in	other	ILE	langua
If the ILE	program	is	running in the same activation	group	as	its c

abnormally,		then the	message		issued will		depend		on why the program e
ends with		a function		check,	then	CPF9999	will	be	issued.	If the	exce
by	an RPG procedure,			then it will have a message prefix of RNX.
For	more	information	on	exception		messages,		see	“Exception	Handling	Overv
on	page 217.

Managing Activation	Groups
An	activation		group	is	a	substructure	of a job and consists of				system
(for		example,		storage,		commitment definitions, and open		files)		that are
run one or more ILE or OPM programs.							Activation groups	make	it	possible
programs			running	in the same job to			run independently	without		intruding
other		(for example,			commitment control		and overrides).	The	basic		idea

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