that describes exits for the console?
Don't bother, that wheel has been invented many times before. IMHO the best
solution is TSSO off the CBT tape, but be sure to get the latest version from
the Updates section. Browse through file 001 for other console exits. I put
the MLWTO code
Thanks to all that made suggestions. IEFU29 was the easiest alternative,
other than the IPL needed. ;-)
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Mark Pace wrote:
Thanks to all that made suggestions. IEFU29 was the easiest alternative,
other than the IPL needed. ;-)
An IPL is not needed. IEFU29 is handle thru the
dynamic exit facility, so you an issue a command
to add it. The module can be loaded by the exit
facility, or added to
I would like to write a console exit. I have an example for msg IEE362A, but
it is a single line message. The message I want to trap and process is
IEE391A which is a multiple line message. Can anyone point me at the manual
that describes exits for the console?
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I would like to write a console exit. I have an example for
msg IEE362A
Thanks, John.
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MPF exits:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/iea2e481/2.11
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I don't know that it is.
You will get re-entered for each line, and will need to keep track of
the msgid as you can't be sure the lines will be presented consecutively
for the same message for the same address space. A real problem if you
have the potential for more than one address space to issue
Yep - I had one setup and working. Then I changed the name of my MANx
datasets, and then the message number changed!
Changed from using SYS1.MANx datasets to SYS1.MISZOS.MANx it appears that
the dump message has changed!?!?!
From:
*IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MAN2 ON PCAT01
To:
*IEE391A SMF
Mark Pace wrote:
Yep - I had one setup and working. Then I changed the name of my MANx
datasets, and then the message number changed!
Changed from using SYS1.MANx datasets to SYS1.MISZOS.MANx it appears that
the dump message has changed!?!?!
From:
*IEE362A SMF ENTER DUMP FOR SYS1.MAN2 ON
Use IEFU29 - the one in SAMPLIB has code to handle either. Minor
modifications to get it working.
Shane ...
IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu wrote on 26/03/2008
06:45:11 AM:
Yep - I had one setup and working. Then I changed the name of my MANx
datasets, and then the
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