In the SUPPRESS-SDP-MSG operand of the SET-PROCEDURE-OPTIONS command you specify if the output of certain SDF-P messages (from the SDP message class) are to be suppressed. The settings are only valid in the calling procedure (and are not inherited). SUPPRESS-SDP-MSG provides the *NONE and <structured-name 7..7> operand values:
The default setting is *NONE. This means that the message output is not suppressed and all SDF-P messages will be output.
When a message code from the SDP message class is explicitly specified, the output of this message is suppressed. More than one message code can be specified in a list.
The settings can be changed in the MODIFY-PROCEDURE-OPTIONS command:
SUPPRESS-SDP-MSG=*NONE switches off the suppression of messages and all SDF-P messages are output again.
With SUPPRESS-SDP-MSG=*ADD(...) you can add one or more messages to the list of messages to be suppressed.
With SUPPRESS-SDP-MSG=*REMOVE(...) you can remove one or more messages from the list of messages to be suppressed.