ADS User Message 999999
Message #999999 allows the programmer to create a DISPLAY message containing up to 9 field names and literals:
- DISPLAY CODE 999999 PARMS=(x, x, x,...) where 'x' is a field name or a literal enclosed in quotes.
For example, the following command:
- DISPLAY CODE 999999 PARMS=('ERROR:', ERROR-STATUS, NA-NAME, 'NOT FOUND. ').
would display on the screen as:
999999ERROR: 0326 SMITH, JAME NOT FOUND.
Error Status 'NN01'
- This error can occur if a dialog's subschema has some areas with a 'DEFAULT USAGE' specified and some areas without a 'DEFAULT USAGE' specified AND the dialog does not issue an explicit "READY'. To avoid problems, all areas in a subschema should have a 'DEFAULT USAGE'. This default can always be overridden by the program's issuing an explicit 'READY' command. See Section 'Subschemas', Topic 'Default Ready Usage Modes'.
