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IBM SC34-6814-04 podręczniki

Instrukcje obsługi i podręczniki użytkownika dla Komputery IBM SC34-6814-04.
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Spis treści

Customization Guide

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Contents

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Contents v

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Contents vii

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Contents ix

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Contents xi

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Contents xiii

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Contents xv

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What this book is about

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Who this book is for

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How to use this book

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Notes on terminology

19

Summary of changes

21

2 Customization Guide

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Register conventions

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Using CICS services

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Using channels and containers

27

Assembler programs and LEASM

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EDF and global user exits

28

The global work area

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Making trace entries

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DFHUEPAR standard parameters

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8 Customization Guide

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Returning values to CICS

32

Errors in user exit programs

34

Making programs threadsafe

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The DFH$PCPI program

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Sample program definitions

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DFH$WBPI

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20 Customization Guide

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DFH$WBEX

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DFH$WBX1

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DFH$WBX2

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22 Customization Guide

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24 Customization Guide

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26 Customization Guide

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28 Customization Guide

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30 Customization Guide

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Exit XAKUSER

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Exit XAPADMGR

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Sample exit program, DFH$APAD

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Sample program, DFH$BMXT

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Exit XBMIN

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Exit XBMOUT

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36 Customization Guide

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Programming the XBMIN exit

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Bridge facility exit XFAINTU

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40 Customization Guide

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Exit XDTRD

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42 Customization Guide

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Exit XDTAD

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Exit XDTLC

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Exit XXDFB

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Exit XXDTO

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Exit XDSBWT

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Exit XDSAWT

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Exit XDLIPRE

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50 Customization Guide

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Exit XDLIPOST

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52 Customization Guide

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Exit XDUREQ

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54 Customization Guide

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Exit XDUREQC

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58 Customization Guide

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Exit XDUCLSE

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Exit XDUOUT

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Exit XNQEREQ

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Exit XNQEREQC

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62 Customization Guide

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64 Customization Guide

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Arg1 RESOURCE DATA-AREA input

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Arg2 LENGTH BIN(15) input

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Arg3 MAXLIFETIME CVDA input

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Sample exit program, DFH$XNQE

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The command parameter list

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Bypassing commands

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Exit XEIIN

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Exit XEISPIN

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Exit XEIOUT

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Exit XEISPOUT

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XFCFROUT

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Exit XFCFRIN

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78 Customization Guide

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Exit XFCFROUT

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82 Customization Guide

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84 Customization Guide

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Important

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88 Customization Guide

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90 Customization Guide

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Modifying the EID

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Use of the parameter UEPFSHIP

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Exit XFCREQ

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Exit XFCREQC

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Example program

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98 Customization Guide

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Exit XFCAREQ

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Exit XFCAREQC

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104 Customization Guide

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108 Customization Guide

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Modifying user arguments

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Exit XFCSREQ

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114 Customization Guide

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Exit XFCSREQC

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120 Customization Guide

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122 Customization Guide

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Exit XFCVSDS

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124 Customization Guide

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Order of invocation

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Enabling the exit programs

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128 Customization Guide

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130 Customization Guide

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132 Customization Guide

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134 Customization Guide

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136 Customization Guide

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The XISCONA exit

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140 Customization Guide

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The XISLCLQ exit

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Exit XICREQ

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Exit XICEXP

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XICEREQC

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Exit XICEREQ

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Exit XICERES

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Exit XICEREQC

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ADDRD Seconds

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Exit XLDLOAD

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Exit XLDELETE

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164 Customization Guide

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Exit XLGSTRM

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Message domain exit XMEOUT

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Exit XMEOUT

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170 Customization Guide

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Monitoring domain exit XMNOUT

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Table 7

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Record type value Meaning

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Pipeline domain exits

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XPCREQ, XPCERES, and XPCREQC

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182 Customization Guide

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Exit XPCFTCH

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Exit XPCHAIR

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BASSM 15,0

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USING *,15

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Exit XPCTA

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Exit XPCABND

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Exit XRMIIN

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Exit XRMIOUT

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Exit XRSINDI

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198 Customization Guide

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Exit XSNON

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Exit XSNOFF

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Exit XSNEX

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Statistics domain exit XSTOUT

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Exit XSTERM

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XTSPTOUT

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Exit XTSQROUT

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Exit XTSPTIN

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Exit XTSPTOUT

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XTSEREQC

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Exit XTSEREQ

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Exit XTSEREQC

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220 Customization Guide

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Exit XALCAID

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222 Customization Guide

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Exit XTCIN

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Exit XTCOUT

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Exit XTCATT

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The exits

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Exit XALTENF

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Exit XICTENF

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DFHXTENF

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Exit XXMATT

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Exit XTDREQ

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Exit XTDIN

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Exit XTDOUT

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XTDEREQC

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Exit XTDEREQ

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Exit XTDEREQC

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Coding the exit programs

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Exit XRCINIT

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Exit XRCINPT

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Exit XZCATT

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Exit XZCIN

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Exit XZCOUT

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Exit XZCOUT1

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252 Customization Guide

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256 Customization Guide

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Exit XISQUE

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260 Customization Guide

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Statistics fields in DFHISRDS

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Using IPCONN statistics

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262 Customization Guide

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Exit XXRSTAT

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266 Customization Guide

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THE ADAPTER

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The stub program

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270 Customization Guide

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Threadsafe restrictions

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User exit parameter lists

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DFHUEPAR

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276 Customization Guide

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278 Customization Guide

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Caller parameter lists

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282 Customization Guide

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284 Customization Guide

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286 Customization Guide

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The schedule flag word

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Saving CICS registers

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Addressing-mode implications

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Purging tasks

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USING DFHUEPAR,1

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MVC DFHEICAP,=X’80000000’

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Work areas

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The local work area

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Return codes

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Limitations

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296 Customization Guide

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Resynchronization

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300 Customization Guide

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Administering the adapter

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The administration routines

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Overview of the XPI

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306 Customization Guide

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Making an XPI call

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310 Customization Guide

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XPI register usage

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The XPI copy books

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314 Customization Guide

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316 Customization Guide

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318 Customization Guide

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XPI syntax

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320 Customization Guide

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The BIND_LDAP call

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322 Customization Guide

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The END_BROWSE_RESULTS call

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The FLUSH_LDAP_CACHE call

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The FREE_SEARCH_RESULTS call

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The GET_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE call

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The GET_NEXT_ATTRIBUTE call

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The GET_NEXT_ENTRY call

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The SEARCH_LDAP call

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The START_BROWSE_RESULTS call

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The UNBIND_LDAP call

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Dispatcher XPI functions

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332 Customization Guide

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The ADD_SUSPEND call

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The SUSPEND call

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336 Customization Guide

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338 Customization Guide

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The RESUME call

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The DELETE_SUSPEND call

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The WAIT_MVS call

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WAIT_MVS

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The CHANGE_PRIORITY call

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Dump control XPI functions

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The SYSTEM_DUMP call

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346 Customization Guide

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The TRANSACTION_DUMP call

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348 Customization Guide

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Enqueue domain XPI functions

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The ENQUEUE function

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The DEQUEUE function

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Kernel domain XPI functions

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Loader XPI functions

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The DEFINE_PROGRAM call

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RESPONSE REASON

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EXCEPTION CATALOG_ERROR

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The ACQUIRE_PROGRAM call

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The RELEASE_PROGRAM call

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The DELETE_PROGRAM call

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Log manager XPI functions

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The INQUIRE_PARAMETERS call

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The SET_PARAMETERS call

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Monitoring XPI functions

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The MONITOR call

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364 Customization Guide

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INQUIRE_MONITORING_DATA

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INQUIRE_MONITORING_DATA:

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The INQUIRE_PROGRAM call

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INQUIRE_CURRENT_PROGRAM

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The SET_PROGRAM call

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SET_PROGRAM

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The START_BROWSE_PROGRAM call

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The GET_NEXT_PROGRAM call

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The END_BROWSE_PROGRAM call

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The INQUIRE_AUTOINSTALL call

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The SET_AUTOINSTALL call

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SET_AUTOINSTALL

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The INQ_APPLICATION_DATA call

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The INQUIRE_SYSTEM call

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[TIMEOFDAY(name4

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RESPONSE (name1

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REASON (name1

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390 Customization Guide

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The SET_SYSTEM call

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Storage control XPI functions

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The GETMAIN call

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The FREEMAIN call

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The INQUIRE_ACCESS call

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INQUIRE_ELEMENT_LENGTH

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INQUIRE_ELEMENT_LENGTH:

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INQUIRE_SHORT_ON_STORAGE

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The INQUIRE_TASK_STORAGE call

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The SWITCH_SUBSPACE call

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Trace control XPI function

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The TRACE_PUT call

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The INQUIRE_CONTEXT call

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402 Customization Guide

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The INQUIRE_DTRTRAN call

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The INQUIRE_MXT call

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404 Customization Guide

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The INQUIRE_TCLASS call

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The INQUIRE_TRANDEF call

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410 Customization Guide

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412 Customization Guide

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The INQUIRE_TRANSACTION call

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416 Customization Guide

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The SET_TRANSACTION call

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User journaling XPI function

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The WRITE_JOURNAL_DATA call

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WRITE_JOURNAL DATA

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422 Customization Guide

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424 Customization Guide

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First-phase PLT programs

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Second phase PLT programs

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Writing shutdown programs

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First phase PLT programs

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Storage keys for PLT programs

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434 Customization Guide

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448 Customization Guide

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Terminal control program

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Terminal error program

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The communication area

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TEP error table header (TETH)

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TEP default table

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Entry and initialization

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Error processor selection

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Error processing execution

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General exit

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Common subroutines

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458 Customization Guide

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DFHTEPM TYPE=USTOR

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DFHTEPM TYPE=USTOREND

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460 Customization Guide

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462 Customization Guide

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DFHTEPM macro examples

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464 Customization Guide

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466 Customization Guide

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468 Customization Guide

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470 Customization Guide

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increased by

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24 in TACLE

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46, 48 in TACLE

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474 Customization Guide

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476 Customization Guide

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478 Customization Guide

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480 Customization Guide

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An overview of writing a NEP

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The default NEP

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The sample NEP

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Coding the sample NEP

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484 Customization Guide

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Multiple NEPs

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486 Customization Guide

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488 Customization Guide

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490 Customization Guide

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492 Customization Guide

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494 Customization Guide

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XRF parameters (TWAXRNOT)

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The sample node error program

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Entry section

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Routing mechanism

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Node error table

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Optional common subroutines

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DFHSNEP TYPE=USTOR

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502 Customization Guide

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504 Customization Guide

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Entry and addressability

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Coding for session failures

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Writing multiple NEPs

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DFHZNEPI macros

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510 Customization Guide

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DFHZC0120 DFHZC0124

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DFHZC0121 DFHZC0129

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DFHZC0122 DFHZC0130

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DFHZC0123

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Changing the recovery message

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514 Customization Guide

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516 Customization Guide

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Coding entries for MTS

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518 Customization Guide

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Returning information to CICS

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Setting the TERMINAL name

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524 Customization Guide

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Testing and debugging

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Assembler language

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530 Customization Guide

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532 Customization Guide

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534 Customization Guide

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Leaving it all to CICS

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536 Customization Guide

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540 Customization Guide

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542 Customization Guide

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Benefits of autoinstall

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Requirements for autoinstall

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Recovery and restart

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546 Customization Guide

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548 Customization Guide

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550 Customization Guide

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Resource definitions

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552 Customization Guide

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556 Customization Guide

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CICS-generated aliases

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564 Customization Guide

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566 Customization Guide

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Autoinstall models

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Terminal identifiers

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Why override TERMIDs?

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570 Customization Guide

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572 Customization Guide

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574 Customization Guide

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576 Customization Guide

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578 Customization Guide

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Autoinstall model definitions

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System autoinstall

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Saving in virtual storage

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Faster startup times

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584 Customization Guide

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586 Customization Guide

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Resource definition

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588 Customization Guide

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Dynamic transactions

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Route selection

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Notification

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Route selection error

613

Transaction abend

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592 Customization Guide

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Changing the program name

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594 Customization Guide

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Monitoring the output TIOA

618

Unit of work considerations

619

598 Customization Guide

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Changing the transaction ID

622

Special case—care!

623

602 Customization Guide

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604 Customization Guide

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606 Customization Guide

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Routing by user ID

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610 Customization Guide

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612 Customization Guide

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614 Customization Guide

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616 Customization Guide

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618 Customization Guide

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620 Customization Guide

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622 Customization Guide

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624 Customization Guide

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Routing BTS activities

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626 Customization Guide

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628 Customization Guide

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Logical EJB/CORBA server

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Local and remote clients

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632 Customization Guide

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634 Customization Guide

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636 Customization Guide

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638 Customization Guide

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640 Customization Guide

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648 Customization Guide

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654 Customization Guide

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656 Customization Guide

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658 Customization Guide

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660 Customization Guide

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662 Customization Guide

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664 Customization Guide

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The sample programs

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DFHXOPUS

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DFHEBURM

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668 Customization Guide

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670 Customization Guide

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672 Customization Guide

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674 Customization Guide

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676 Customization Guide

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678 Customization Guide

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680 Customization Guide

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Event codes

703

The EJB event sample program

704

684 Customization Guide

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DFHAPXPO

707

Defining run-time options

707

686 Customization Guide

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688 Customization Guide

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The display function

712

The restart-in-place function

713

692 Customization Guide

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694 Customization Guide

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The DFHWOSM macros

717

The DFHWOSM tokens

717

DFHWOSM FUNC=BUILD macro

718

DFHWOSM FUNC=CLOSE macro

718

DFHWOSM FUNC=DSECT macro

719

DFHWOSM FUNC=JJC macro

719

DFHWOSM FUNC={JJS

719

DFHWOSM FUNC=OPEN macro

720

DFHWOSM FUNC=OSCMD macro

721

DFHWOSM FUNC=READ macro

721

700 Customization Guide

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702 Customization Guide

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DFHWOSM FUNC=TERM macro

725

704 Customization Guide

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Loop or wait detection

727

706 Customization Guide

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708 Customization Guide

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The CICS log manager

731

Log stream storage

731

710 Customization Guide

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Primary storage

733

Tertiary storage

733

Secondary storage

733

SMF records

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714 Customization Guide

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X’0001’ Start of run record

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X’0002’ Any other record

737

Start-of-run record

738

Format of caller data

738

Variable length

739

Fixedlength

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Variablelength

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Fixed length

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720 Customization Guide

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FLJB_GENERAL_DATA

743

FLJB_WRITE_DELETE_DATA

743

Fixedlength Variable length

743

Base key Pathkey

743

File-close record types

744

FLJB_TUR_BASE_CI_SIZE

747

Terminal control prefix data

748

FEPI prefix data

749

728 Customization Guide

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Not presented unless the

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Format of journal record

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732 Customization Guide

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13 4 4 4

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Variable

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FEPI, and terminal control

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736 Customization Guide

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The SMF block header

760

24244422211 442222

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The CICS product section

762

The CICS data section

764

Chapter 28. CICS monitoring

765

744 Customization Guide

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746 Customization Guide

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DFHMCT TYPE=EMP

770

DFHMCT TYPE=RECORD

770

Example 3: Updating user data

771

SMF SMF Product CICS Data

772

Header Section Section

772

DFHMNSMF

773

752 Customization Guide

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CICS data section

776

756 Customization Guide

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758 Customization Guide

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760 Customization Guide

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Performance data sections

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762 Customization Guide

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values for their

785

Field connectors

785

SMF SMF Product Exception

786

Header Section Data Section

786

766 Customization Guide

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to ID data

789

to File data

789

to TSQueue data

789

768 Customization Guide

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Background information

791

Resetting statistics counters

792

772 Customization Guide

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CICS statistics data section

795

774 Customization Guide

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776 Customization Guide

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778 Customization Guide

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780 Customization Guide

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782 Customization Guide

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784 Customization Guide

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786 Customization Guide

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788 Customization Guide

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The MVS router

811

The MVS router exit

811

The MVS router parameter list

812

Router exit return codes

812

792 Customization Guide

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794 Customization Guide

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CICS security control points

818

798 Customization Guide

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INCLUDE SYSLIB(DFHXSEAI)

821

INCLUDE SYSLIB(DFHEAI)

821

ENTRY verify-program

821

*ASM XOPTS(NOPROLOG,NOEPILOG)

821

800 Customization Guide

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802 Customization Guide

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What the sample program does

825

804 Customization Guide

826

806 Customization Guide

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808 Customization Guide

830

COMMAREA(CEDAPARM)

831

810 Customization Guide

832

812 Customization Guide

834

An overview of DFHCSDUP

835

The EXTRACT command

836

The sample EXTRACT programs

838

The DB2 formatting program

840

An assembler-language version

842

Entry parameters for DFHCSDUP

844

824 Customization Guide

846

The initialization exit

847

The get-command exit

847

The extract exit

848

The put-message exit

849

The termination exit

850

The sample program, DFH$CUS1

851

830 Customization Guide

852

Part 9. Appendixes

853

832 Customization Guide

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01..0011

855

834 Customization Guide

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VTAM MODEENT macro operands

857

836 Customization Guide

858

838 Customization Guide

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840 Customization Guide

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842 Customization Guide

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844 Customization Guide

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846 Customization Guide

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848 Customization Guide

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850 Customization Guide

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852 Customization Guide

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854 Customization Guide

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856 Customization Guide

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858 Customization Guide

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860 Customization Guide

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862 Customization Guide

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864 Customization Guide

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866 Customization Guide

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868 Customization Guide

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870 Customization Guide

892

KEY OF RECORD

893

0000000000000000

893

872 Customization Guide

894

874 Customization Guide

896

Using the XZCIN exit

897

Using DFHTCTxx

897

876 Customization Guide

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878 Customization Guide

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880 Customization Guide

902

882 Customization Guide

904

884 Customization Guide

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886 Customization Guide

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888 Customization Guide

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890 Customization Guide

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892 Customization Guide

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894 Customization Guide

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Bibliography

917

896 Customization Guide

918

Other CICS books

919

Books from related libraries

919

MVS books

919

VTAM books

920

Other related books

920

Bibliography 899

921

900 Customization Guide

922

Accessibility

923

902 Customization Guide

924

Special characters

925

Numerics

925

904 Customization Guide

926

Index 905

927

906 Customization Guide

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Index 907

929

908 Customization Guide

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Index 909

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910 Customization Guide

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Index 911

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912 Customization Guide

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Index 913

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914 Customization Guide

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Index 915

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916 Customization Guide

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Index 917

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918 Customization Guide

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Index 919

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920 Customization Guide

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Index 921

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922 Customization Guide

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924 Customization Guide

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Trademarks

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926 Customization Guide

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SC34-6814-04

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Product Number: 5655-M15

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