Pierre; ENF's (in general, for the most part and, Logger-based ones specifically) are single (current) MVS system based.
ENF exits (in general) are targets FOR notification of events from various system components; in the Logger case there are "global" Logger status change notifications and (any) Logstream status changes. The action taken by the exit when invoked is totally up to the exit coder. General thoughts ……….. first off check if the LOGGER event is for address space unavailable and act accordingly; then check for Logstream name that is provided on the parmlist passed to the exit when invoked (probably IGNORE any non-interesting name). Yes, your logstream code (in general) has to have a design on how to deal with BOTH a 'global' event and a logstream-specific event. Finally; yes, there are NOT a lot of Logger-issued ENF's on a "normal" running system - the events are mostly exceptions. -Regards, Bill …. IBM z/OS System Software Development and Service ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
