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I suppose if you have a looping job which generates thousands of these you
might want to remove them from the joblog so you can focus on the more
critical messages.
Jim mentioned a message handler.
Some of us have written techniques in the past for ensuring messages are
dropped when we don't want them. For example, if we have a MONMSG in a
job to handle a particular exception then why leave that scary message in
the job log?
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