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WTSupported in traditional Synergy on Windows
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USupported on UNIX
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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System option #43 controls whether a Synergy application produces a stop message when a STOP statement is executed.
If you set system option #43, no stop message is displayed, and the application terminates immediately.
If system option #43 is not set, the following message is displayed:
%DBR-S-STPMSG, STOP
%DBR-I-ATLINE, At line x in routine STOP (test.dbl)
On Windows, if system option #43 is set, the message “%DBR-S-STPMSG, STOP, at line x in routine xyz (xyz.dbl)” is suppressed when a stop statement is reached. The application terminates immediately, and any text output of the program disappears from the screen.
If system option #43 is not set on Windows, a stop message is produced in one of the following two forms:
- If the application’s output is not redirected, the stop message is displayed in a message box. The user must click the OK button to terminate the application. This setting allows the user to read text output from the program.
- If the application’s output is redirected to a file, the stop message is printed to the file instead of being displayed in a message box.
