The following is an example of debug messages for a typical CP-AMS database pattern match:

LG $AMS-MTCH  GROUP =  ’CMS’, NBRF= 1
LG $AMS-MSGF  CMS     ABORT FIN
LG $AMS-HILT  YELLOW
LG $AMS-HOLD  CMS-ABORT
LG $AMS-ALRM$ 0

The message CMS ABORT FIN was matched in the active database by the pattern identified as pattern 1 in group CMS. The actions that would have occurred are highlighting the message in yellow, holding the message in the hold pane (with associated hold-id CMS-ABORT), and issuing console alarm 0.

In the following example, the matched message contains non-ASCII characters. Because of the limitations of console input, blanks are inserted into the message text to avoid rejection of the LG command.

LG $AMS-MTCH$ GROUP = ’CMS’, NBR = 1
LG $AMS-INFO$ BLANKS SUBSTITUTED FOR NON-ASCII CHARACTERS
LG $AMS-MSG $ BERPR FEN DER DATEN BERTRAGUNG
LG $AMS-SPRS$
LG $AMS-INFO$ BLANKS SUBSTITUTED FOR NON-ASCII CHARACTERS
LG $AMS-DISP$ BERPR FEN DER DATEN BERTRAGUNG ZWISCHEN
LG $AMS-DISP$ DRUCKER UND COMPUTER
LG $AMS-ALRM$ 0

Note that in this example an $AMS-INFO$ message precedes the $AMS-MSG $ message and the $AMS-DISP$ message that contained non-ASCII text.