CHANGE-MESSAGE

Changes the severity of errors/messages. Messages can also be suppressed or returned to their original severity.

Syntax:

                              +---------------+
                              V               |
>>-.---.-.-----CHANGE-MESSAGE--"error svrty"--.-><
   +-/-+ +-NO--CHANGE-MESSAGE-----------------+

Parameters:

`error`	Prefix and number of the message to be changed, or ALL for all messages. Note: You can use the following prefixes to affect their corresponding error types: CH, DB, EC, ES, SQ. If the prefix is not specified, CH is assumed.
`svrty`	New severity: S Serious E Error W Warning I Informational N Do not produce this message R Reset to normal severity

Properties:

Default:	NOCHANGE-MESSAGE
Phase:	Syntax check
$SET:	Any

Dependencies:

CHANGE-MESSAGE overrides the general settings of directives such as FLAGAS.

Comments:

CHANGE-MESSAGE can take as many parameter pairs as required. If CHANGE-MESSAGE is specified multiple times, the effects are cumulative.

CHANGE-MESSAGE replaces the HIDE-MESSAGE Compiler directive. However, if you use HIDE-MESSAGE in conjunction with CHANGE-MESSAGE, the effects are also cumulative.

Serious errors cannot have their severity reduced unless they were changed to serious (from a lower severity) by another CHANGE-MESSAGE directive or the FLAGAS directive.

Example:

CHANGE-MESSAGE"ALL R"

CHANGE-MESSAGE"CH100 N ES135 E 10 S"

The messages affected in the last example would be COBCH0100, COBES0135 and COBCH0010.