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Each of these messages has a prefix of <code>M204</code> and has several attributes, some of which you can control. For example,

the following command causes message <code>M204.1413</code> to stop being displayed at the user's terminal:

<p class="code">MSGCTL M204.1413 NOTERM</p>

 

For information about controlling the message-processing attributes, see

the <var>[[MSGCTL command|MSGCTL]]</var> command description.

 

Many M204 messages indicate that an error occurred and the requested operation may not have completed successfully. These are presented as <code>ER</code> messages on the audit trail or in [[SirScan]].

 

A number of the M204 messages are described as being informational or warning

messages. The purpose of these messages may be to warn you, or simply to provide some information; they do not in themselves indicate failure of an operation. These are presented as <code>MS</code> messages on the audit trail or in SirScan.

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