BRMS provides logging into his own SQL table. You can view this log using DSPLOGBRM command. But if you have a need send all or selected BRMS messages into some MSGQ on your system, there is a solution.
You can tell BRMS which MSGQ to use by this call:
CALL QBRM/Q1AOLD PARM('LOGMSGEXT ' '*MSGQ' 'libname' 'objname') Then set rule for specific or general MSG:
CALL QBRM/Q1AOLD PARM('LOGMSGEXT ' '*INSERT' 'xxx' 'yyyy' 'zzzzzzz')xxx - position (1, 2, 35, and so on) to insert the rule.
yyyy - *INC include the message, *EXC exclude the message.
zzzzzzz - message ID, generic message ID or *ALL to be included or excluded
To change actual rules you can use:
CALL QBRM/Q1AOLD PARM('LOGMSGEXT ' '*REPLACE' 'xxx' 'yyyy' 'zzzzzzz')
CALL QBRM/Q1AOLD PARM('LOGMSGEXT ' '*REMOVE' 'xxx')
To clear all rules:
CALL QBRM/Q1AOLD PARM('LOGMSGEXT ' '*CLEAR')
To view current settings
CALL QBRM/Q1AOLD PARM('LOGMSGEXT ' '*DISPLAY')MESSAGE QUEUE: QUSRBRM/BRMMSGQ.
1 *INC BRM1380.
2 *INC BRM1049.
3 *INC BRM10A1.