MESSAGES

Variant 1 — RUNSPEC section

The MESSAGES keyword defines the print and stops levels for various messages. The “print limits” set the maximum number of messages that will be printed, after which no more messages will be printed and the “stop limits” terminate the run when these limits are exceeded. There are six levels of message that increase in severity from informative all the way to programming errors, as outlined in Table 4.5.

See MESSAGES – Define Message Print Limits and Stop Limitsin the GLOBAL section for a full description.

Records

Fixed number of records

Record count

1

Items per record

13

Variadic

The record accepts a variable number of items

Parameters

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/5.3/MESSAGES.fodt

Variant 2 — GRID section

The MESSAGES keyword defines the print and stops levels for various messages. The “print limits” set the maximum number of messages that will be printed, after which no more messages will be printed and the “stop limits” terminate the run when these limits are exceeded. There are six levels of message that increase in severity from informative all the way to programming errors, as outlined in Table 4.5.

See MESSAGES – Define Message Print Limits and Stop Limitsin the GLOBAL section for a full description.

Records

Fixed number of records

Record count

1

Items per record

13

Variadic

The record accepts a variable number of items

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/6.3/MESSAGES.fodt

Variant 3 — EDIT section

The MESSAGES keyword defines the print and stops levels for various messages. The “print limits” set the maximum number of messages that will be printed, after which no more messages will be printed and the “stop limits” terminate the run when these limits are exceeded. There are six levels of message that increase in severity from informative all the way to programming errors, as outlined in Table 4.5.

See MESSAGES – Define Message Print Limits and Stop Limitsin the GLOBAL section for a full description.

Records

Fixed number of records

Record count

1

Items per record

13

Variadic

The record accepts a variable number of items

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/7.3/MESSAGES.fodt

Variant 4 — PROPS section

The MESSAGES keyword defines the print and stops levels for various messages. The “print limits” set the maximum number of messages that will be printed, after which no more messages will be printed and the “stop limits” terminate the run when these limits are exceeded. There are six levels of message that increase in severity from informative all the way to programming errors, as outlined in Table 4.5.

See MESSAGES – Define Message Print Limits and Stop Limitsin the GLOBAL section for a full description.

Records

Fixed number of records

Record count

1

Items per record

13

Variadic

The record accepts a variable number of items

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/8.3/MESSAGES.fodt

Variant 5 — REGIONS section

The MESSAGES keyword defines the print and stops levels for various messages. The “print limits” set the maximum number of messages that will be printed, after which no more messages will be printed and the “stop limits” terminate the run when these limits are exceeded. There are six levels of message that increase in severity from informative all the way to programming errors, as outlined in Table 4.5.

See MESSAGES – Define Message Print Limits and Stop Limitsin the GLOBAL section for a full description.

Records

Fixed number of records

Record count

1

Items per record

13

Variadic

The record accepts a variable number of items

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/9.3/MESSAGES.fodt

Variant 6 — SOLUTION section

The MESSAGES keyword defines the print and stops levels for various messages. The “print limits” set the maximum number of messages that will be printed, after which no more messages will be printed and the “stop limits” terminate the run when these limits are exceeded. There are six levels of message that increase in severity from informative all the way to programming errors, as outlined in Table 4.5.

See MESSAGES – Define Message Print Limits and Stop Limitsin the GLOBAL section for a full description.

Records

Fixed number of records

Record count

1

Items per record

13

Variadic

The record accepts a variable number of items

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/10.3/MESSAGES.fodt

Variant 7 — SUMMARY section

The MESSAGES keyword defines the print and stops levels for various messages. The “print limits” set the maximum number of messages that will be printed, after which no more messages will be printed and the “stop limits” terminate the run when these limits are exceeded. There are six levels of message that increase in severity from informative all the way to programming errors, as outlined in Table 4.5.

See MESSAGES – Define Message Print Limits and Stop Limitsin the GLOBAL section for a full description.

Records

Fixed number of records

Record count

1

Items per record

13

Variadic

The record accepts a variable number of items

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/11.3/MESSAGES.fodt

Variant 8 — SCHEDULE section

The MESSAGES keyword defines the print and stops levels for various messages. The “print limits” set the maximum number of messages that will be printed, after which no more messages will be printed and the “stop limits” terminate the run when these limits are exceeded. There are six levels of message that increase in severity from informative all the way to programming errors, as outlined in Table 4.5.

See MESSAGES – Define Message Print Limits and Stop Limitsin the GLOBAL section for a full description.

Records

Fixed number of records

Record count

1

Items per record

13

Variadic

The record accepts a variable number of items

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/12.3/MESSAGES.fodt