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You are being asked to accept or reject the action specified in the message. Possible actions include:

:CLEAR THE PHYSICALLY BROKEN BIT?
:CONTINUE?
:EDIT INTO EXISTING PROCEDURE?
:END THE RUN?
:REPLACE?
:SEARCH THAT MANY?
:SNAP DUMP?
:TRY AGAIN?
:TURN OFF TRANSACTION BACKOUT?

An explanation of the <code>DO YOU REALLY WANT TO</code> question often appears on the preceding line of output. The response to all questions is yes (<code>Y</code>) or no (<code>N</code>). 
<ul>
<LI>Online APSY users, Batch2 users, and Batch 204 jobs must accept the default values listed in the sections that follow.</LI>

<LI>Online non-APSY users must specify <code>Y</code> (yes) or <code>N</code> (no). The default values will not apply. A response other than <code>Y</code> or <code>N</code> is ignored and generates the following:
M204.1078: PLEASE REPLY 'Y' OR 'N'. </LI>
</ul>

===Context: following an event===

The following examples illustrate a few of the events that lead to invoking message M204.1076. These examples do not cover all possible events.
<ul>
<li>The message <code>DO YOU REALY WANT TO CONTINUE?</code> following a UTABLE command request to reset FTBL, GTBL, or XTBL, gives you a chance to quit before deleting the data in those tables. Where applicable, the default is <code>Y</code>. </li>

<li>The message <code>DO YOU REALLY WANT TO CLEAR THE PHYSICALLY BROKEN BIT?</code> following a reset of FISTAT is checking whether you want to change the state of a file Model 204 has marked as physically broken. Specifying <code>Y</code> resets
FISTAT to the specified value; specifying <code>N</code> does not change the setting of FISTAT. Where applicable, the default is <code>Y</code>. </li>

<li>The message <code>DO YOU REALLY WANT TO EDIT INTO EXISTING PROCEDURE?</code> implies that your action to save a procedure will overwrite an already existing procedure with the same name.
<ul>
<li>Specifying <code>Y</code> overwrites the existing procedure. Where applicable, the default is <code>Y</code>.</li>

<li>Specifying <code>N</code> does not overwrite the existing procedure. You are given a chance to save the procedure under another name.</li>
</ul></li>
</ul>

===Context: following a message===

The following table lists Model 204 messages that are followed by message M204.1076:
<TABLE>
<TR class="head"><TH>
Following... </TH>
<TH>Indicates that you...</TH>
<TH>Specify Yes to...</TH>
<TH>Specify No to...</TH></TR>

<TR><TD>M204.0569 </TD>
<TD>Exceeded the default maximum for the number of Table B records to search. </TD>
<TD>Perform a direct search of Table B </TD>
<TD>Cancel your request. (Default)</TD></TR>

<TR><TD>M204.0602 </TD>
<TD>Attempted to access a file that another user has in exclusive mode. </TD>
<TD>Attempt to access the file again.</TD>
<TD>Cancel your request. (Default)</TD></TR>

<TR><TD>M204.0846 </TD>
<TD>Attempted to access a group which another user has in exclusive mode </TD>
<TD>Attempt to access the group again </TD>
<TD>Cancel your request. (Default)</TD></TR>

<TR><TD>M204.1140 </TD>
<TD>Attempted to create a new procedure with the PROCEDURE command, but one with that name already exists.</TD>
<TD>Overwrite the old procedure. (Default)</TD>
<TD>Give yourself a chance to rename the new one</TD></TR>

<TR><TD>M204.1216 </TD>
<TD>Attempted to access records which another user has in exclusive mode. </TD>
<TD>Attempt to access the records again </TD>
<TD>(Default) Cancel your request.</TD></TR>

<TR><TD>M204.1227 </TD>
<TD>Encountered a full record-locking table</TD>
<TD>Attempt to add a record-locking table entry.</TD>
<TD>Cancel your request. (Default)</TD></TR>

<TR>
<TD>M204.1332 </TD>
<TD>Exceeded a previously specified maximum, such as MCPU. </TD>
<TD>Try the request again. (Default)</TD>
<TD>Cancel your request.</TD></TR>
</TABLE>

Response: Decide which action to take, and reply with <code>Y</code> (yes) or <code>N</code> (no).

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