SERVSYS processing: SERVSYS

For now, the batch task is run with the language code of the batch server. For a multi-language solution (single or multiple folder), this can be a problem when processing the import error messages (in effect, the messages generated by the mess() function are depend on the language code of the adonix command launched).

The SERVSYS processing looks for the language used by the batch server and stored in GLANGUE among the list of languages defined for the folder. 

Example: let us consider a solution with N folders operating with a local language and an administration language (i.e.: SPA-FRA, ENG-FRA).If the batch server is launched with the FRA language, all messages in all folders will be in French.
The goal is tohave messages in English in an ENG folder, messages in Spanish in a SPA folder.The administration messages will remain in French in the English folder and the Spanish folder.

Warning:

The batch server run on the SERVX3 folder uses the SERVSYS processing located in the TRT directory of the X3 standard reference folder.

The entry point declaration and the specific process associated with it must be located in the X3 reference folder so that this entry point might be taken into account.
Moreover, as all the global variable are not declared, it is recommended to test their presence before using them. For example, the GLON* global variables are not declared.