SET-MSG-SUPPRESSION statement

Format of the parameter record for suppressing message output

Instruction	Operands	Meaning
SET-MSG- SUPPRESSION	MSG-ID = msg-id / (msg-id, ...)	Message number
	,CONSOLE = *ALL / *IPL / name / (name, ...)	Mnemonic device name of the console
	STARTUP-TYPE = ANY / DIALOG / NON-DIALOG	Dependence on startup type

This statement is only permitted for the IPL console in conjunction with NBCONOPI=Y. Message suppression is then only effective until “System ready”.

MSG-ID = (msg-id, ...)
Specifies the seven-digit numbers of messages whose output at the specified console is to be suppressed.

A maximum of 50 message numbers can be suppressed. Additional message numbers can only be suppressed after SYSTEM READY, by using the command of the same name (e.g. in the CMDFILE).

CONSOLE = *ALL
The declared messages are to be suppressed at all consoles. In conjunction with NBCONOPI=Y, this value is ignored.

CONSOLE = *IPL
The declared messages are to be suppressed at the console from which the system is loaded.
For reasons of compatibility, this value is not rejected in conjunction with NBCONOPI=Y.

CONSOLE = name / (name, ...)
Mnemonic device name (2 characters) of consoles at which the messages are to be suppressed.

STARTUP-TYPE = ANY
The messages are to be suppressed regardless of the startup type.

STARTUP-TYPE = DIALOG
The messages are only suppressed in the case of DIALOG startup.

STARTUP-TYPE = NON-DIALOG
The messages are only suppressed if startup is not a DIALOG startup, i.e. in the case of FAST or AUTOMATIC startup.