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Date: 19 Jul 1993 09:33:42 -0500 (EST)
From: "Brian J. Schenkenberger, VAXman"
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>I obtained a copy of the 'Functional Specification for Callouts for
>LOGINOUT & DECnet Sessions' from Hunter's FileServ and started playing
>around with the various callouts and callbacks as documented.  On my
>VMS V5.5-2 system I have $LGIDEF (which defines the offsets) and the
>new SYSGEN parameter LGI_CALLOUT.
>
>My test programs work fine, with one exception.  I am unable to skip
>related processing at any callout because I can't seem to find the
>value LGI$_SKIPRELATED which is documented in the F.S.
>
>Can anyone help track it down?

Wow! Network sure was slooow...

Anyway,  two weekend picnics and too much beer later, I found a value
for LGI$_SKIPRELATED.  It must be a hard-coded value, as there are no
LGI message definitions.  (See examples for AUDIT in SYS$EXAMPLES.)

The value of LGI$_SKIPRELATED is %xD38320 + SEVERITY.  For use with
the LOGINOUT Callouts, LGI$_SKIPRELATED's severity must be SUCCESS;
%xD38321.

BJS- /Brian Schenkenberger/Schenkenberg@Eisner.DECUS.Org/ VMS is Bliss /
    /VMS Software Support/Vitronics, Inc./Eatontown, NJ/(908) 542-0600/
   /Independent Consult./Tmesis Consulting/Jackson, NJ/(908) 363-7551/
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