Exit ID
| Installation Exit Name
| Possible Uses for the Routine
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1
| ISPF initialization
| Provides accounting and monitoring capabilities before ISPF initialization.
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2
| ISPF termination
| Provides accounting and monitoring capabilities before ISPF termination.
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3
| SELECT service start
| Provides monitoring information and lets you restrict access to applications selected through ISPF.
|
4
| SELECT service end
| Marks the end of a program, command, or menu invoked through any of the SELECT services.
|
5
| TSO command start
| Provides for monitoring and restricting commands invoked through ISPF; allows commands newly added to the system to be invoked without updating ISPTCM.
|
6
| TSO command end
| Provides for monitoring of TSO commands invoked through ISPF.
|
7
| LIBDEF service
| Provides for restrictions on the use of the LIBDEF service.
|
8
| RESERVE
| Allows use of your own method of serializing resources in addition to the RESERVE done by ISPF.
|
9
| RELEASE
| Provides for the release of any resources acquired at the RESERVE user exit.
|
10
| Logical screen start
| Allows for installation-wide exits to gather accounting and monitoring information for each logical screen.
|
11
| Logical screen end
| Gathers accounting and monitoring information for each logical screen.
|
12
| ISPF/PDF service start
| Monitors ISPF and PDF dialog services invoked through the ISPLINK or ISPEXEC interfaces.
|
13
| ISPF/PDF service end
| Marks the termination of ISPF or PDF dialog services invoked through the ISPLINK or ISPEXEC interfaces.
|
14
| SWAP logical screens
| Indicates a change of the active logical screen. Together with the logical screen start and end installation-wide exits, the routine can monitor resource use for each ISPF logical screen.
|
15
| DISPLAY service start
| Provides for tailoring of panels to be displayed.
|
16
| Log, list, and temporary data set allocation
| Controls data set naming conventions for log, list, and temporary data sets.
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