My system came up with an old default IEFUSI exit. SYS.IEFUSI and SYSTSO.IEFUSI 
are defined via SMFPRM. I need a new exit (IEFUSITS) for SYSTSO, so I did this:
SETPROG EXIT,ADD,EN=SYSTSO.IEFUSI,MODNAME=IEFUSITS,DSN=SYS1.LPALIB
CSV420I MODULE IEFUSITS HAS BEEN ADDED TO EXIT SYSTSO.IEFUSI

Using the new SDSD DYNX command I wanted to check, but alas, all I saw was the 
(old, previous) default exit. Operator command was showing:
D PROG,EXIT,EN=SYSTSO.IEFUSI,DIAG                             
CSV464I 14.42.15 PROG,EXIT DISPLAY 127                        
EXIT SYSTSO.IEFUSI                                            
MODULE    STATE EPADDR    LOADPT    LENGTH    JOBNAME   PARAM 
IEFUSI      A   86995410  00000000  00000000  *               
IEFUSITS    A   8E0A0EA8  0E0A0EA8  00000158  *               

The exit was active (as evidenced by logging on another user and checking 
region size, which is far larger with the new exit).
I deleted the exit routine and re-added it, this time with the keyword FIRST. 
SETPROG EXIT,ADD,EN=SYSTSO.IEFUSI,MODNAME=IEFUSITS,DSN=SYS1.LPALIB,FIRST        
                                                      
CSV420I MODULE IEFUSITS HAS BEEN ADDED TO EXIT SYSTSO.IEFUSI  

D PROG,EXIT,EN=SYSTSO.IEFUSI,DIAG                             
CSV464I 14.48.37 PROG,EXIT DISPLAY 160                        
EXIT SYSTSO.IEFUSI                                            
MODULE    STATE EPADDR    LOADPT    LENGTH    JOBNAME   PARAM 
IEFUSITS    A   8E0A0EA8  0E0A0EA8  00000158  *               
IEFUSI      A   86995410  00000000  00000000  *               

So far, so good. But when I do this (with the same state for the exit):
D PROG,EXIT,EX=SYS.IEFUSI                                    
CSV461I 14.57.09 PROG,EXIT DISPLAY 201                       
EXIT             MODULE   STATE MODULE   STATE MODULE   STATE
SYS.IEFUSI       IEFUSI     A                                

which kinda sorta matches what I see in DYNX - only module name IEFUSI is 
shown, which is not the first exit anymore.
System Commands leads me to believe that I *should* see both routines/module 
names with the d prog,exit incantation. Am I wrong?

Why does DYNX not react to the changed exit routines? I did not discover any 
refresh command to make it go out and recheck. 

Barbara

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