Returning System Messages From A Called Routine In Dynamic Actions

I am triggering a call to a custom ABAP program from a Dynamic Action. This program is doing updates and the user was asking me if I could return any system messages back so that the person doing the action would see them. I've done some looking and can't seem to find an answer so I've come to the experts. Any help is appreciated.

Problem solved.

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