Assigning QSVCDRCTR message queue to send messages to yourself

How do I assign QSVCDRCTR message queue to send messages to me?

When you want the messages to break at your workstation, perform a: CHGMSGQ MSGQ(MSGQ) DLVRY(*BREAK). This will allocate that message queue to break at your workstation.

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Sending a message to an output file after backup completion On AS/400, it may be easier to create a special message queue for backup processes and send completion and/or error messages there instead of trying to write them to spool or to a physical file.

Saving a message from a user's message queue ISeries expert Ken Graap explains how to save a message from a user's message queue by using the DSPMSG command or writing an exit program.

Answering and deleting messages in QSYSOPR message queue One Serch400.com member writes, "What controls a user's ability to be allowed to answer and (especially) delete messages in the QSYSOPR message queue? How can we restrict them?"

Finding the value for the 'message key' parameter One Search400.com member writes, "I am trying to set up a reply to a message that I am monitoring for. How do I find the value for the 'message key' parameter for the sndrpy command?"

Answer and delete in the QSYSOPR message queue One Search400.com member writes, "What controls a user's ability to be allowed to answer and (especially) delete messages in the QSYSOPR message queue? How can we restrict them?" Security expert Carol Woodbury explains.

Message monitor for security events How to monitor security logs in real time.

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