Verbs and Built-in Functions › &LOGCONT
&LOGCONT
Resumes normal processing of a message delivered to LOGPROC.
&LOGCONT [ USER=userid ]
[ NODE=luname ]
Used within the LOGPROC procedure to request that a message previously delivered for processing by &LOGREAD be returned for standard log processing.
Operands:
- USER=userid
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If specified, indicates the new user ID to which this log message is to be attributed.
- NODE=luname
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If specified, indicates the new terminal name to which this log message is to be attributed.
Examples: &LOGCONT
&LOGCONT USER=CHIEFOP
Notes:
- &LOGCONTs issued when no message is currently being processed by LOGPROC are ignored.
- An &LOGCONT need not be issued if another &LOGREAD is to be issued. If a message is being processed and another &LOGREAD is issued without an intervening &LOGDEL or &LOGREPL, an implied &LOGCONT is performed and the message returned for standard processing before the next &LOGREAD is satisfied.
- &LOGCONT is used to free a message for delivery even though the LOGPROC procedure continues processing before issuing another &LOGREAD.
More information:
&LOGREAD
&LOGDEL
&LOGREPL
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