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UEPEIPPL
Address of the request parameter list.
UEPCONTY
A 1-byte field indicating the connection-type. Possible
values are:
UEPMRO (X'80')
Request for an MRO connection
UEPLU6 (X'40')
Request for an LU6.1 connection
UEPLUC (X'20')
Request for an LU6.2 connection.
UEPNETNM
An 8-character field containing the NETNAME for the
connection- that is, the identifier (applid) of the remote
CICS region or system.
Note:
1. The general format of statistics records is described in “CICS
statistics record format” on page 771.
2. For a list of statistics record-types and their associated copy
books, see Figure 124 on page 775.
3. For a description of the fields in Connection and Mode Entry
statistics records, see CICS statistics in DSECTs and DFHSTUP
report, in the CICS Performance Guide.
Return codes
UERCAQUE
Queue the request. This is the default.
UERCAPUR
Do not queue the request, unless local queuing is possible.
XPI calls
All can be used.
Important
There is no ‘UERCNORM’ return code at this exit point, because the exit is invoked
after a failure. The choice is whether or not to take the system default action of
queuing the request.
The XISLCLQ exit
XISLCLQ enables you to specify what action to take after a function shipping
request fails to allocate a session with a remote system for one of the following
reasons:
v The remote system is not in service.
v A connection to the remote system cannot be established.
v No sessions are immediately available, and your XISCONA exit program has
specified that the request is not to be queued in the issuing region.
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