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Changing message destinations for K messages

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You want to activate the message destination MSGTAC for the message K006.

To do this, first create an input file (in the example input2) with the following KDCMMOD control statements:

OPTION MSGFILE= utmpath/msgdescription
GEN SYS,LANG=GB,MODULE=mymsgse
MODMSG 006,
MSGTAC=YES
ENDMSG
END

Then carry out the steps described below.

Unix and Linux systems

  1. Call up the KDCMMOD tool:

    utmpath/ex/kdcmmod < input2

    This generates the C source program mymsgse.c.

  2. Compile the program mymsgse.c with the C compiler:

    cc -c <flags> –Iutmpath/include mymsgse.c

    This generates the mymsgse.o object.

  3. Link utmwork by linking the object module mymsgse.o in addition to the default message module. For linking, see openUTM manual “Using UTM Applications on Unix, Linux and Windows Systems”.

    The changed message catalog is ready for use.

Windows systems

  1. Call up the KDCMMOD tool:

    utmpath\ex\kdcmmod.exe < input2

    This generates the C source program mymsgse.c.

  2. Compile the program mymsgse.c with the C compiler.

    cl -c /Iutmpath\include mymsgse.c

    This generates the object mymsgse.obj.

  3. Link utmwork.exe by linking the object module mymsgse.obj in addition to the standard message module. For details of linking, see openUTM manual “Using UTM Applications on Unix, Linux and Windows Systems”.

    The changed message catalog is ready for use.