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Note that if you specify both replacement ddnames and replacement DCBs, the
alternative DCBs are used, but the alternative ddnames are disregarded.
EXITS
The addresses of a set of user exit routines to be invoked during processing of
DFHCSDUP.
The structure of the parameter list is shown in Figure 131.
You should note the following:
v Each parameter contains a length field, followed by some functional data.
v The functional data for the DDNAMES, DCBS, and EXITS parameters contains
multiple subentries.
v The parameters OPTIONS, DDNAMES, and HDING are aligned on a halfword
boundary, and the first two bytes ‘bb’ contain the binary number of bytes in the
following functional data.
v The parameters DCBS and EXITS are aligned on a fullword boundary, and the
first four bytes ‘00bb’ contain the binary number of fullwords in the following
functional data.
v If the ‘bb’ field for any parameter is zero, the parameter is ignored.
v If a subentry in the functional data is all binary zeros, it is ignored.
v If any subentry is not within the length indicated by ‘bb’, it is ignored.
v In the DDNAMES functional data, each subentry consists of an 8-byte ddname to
replace a default ddname used by DFHCSDUP. DFHCSDUP does not use the
General options bb Parm-field
Register 1
ddnames
hding bb nnnn
dcbs
exits
00bb bb
00bb 0000 0000 00000000
A(initialization-exit) 0000 0000 00000000
A(termination-exit) 0000 0000 00000000
A(extract-exit) 0000 A(CSD-acb) DDCSD
A(get-Command-exit) 0000 A(INPUT-dcb) DDINPUT
A(put-Message-exit) 0000 A(OUTPUT-dcb) DDOUTPUT
bb is a two-byte field containing the length of the functional data
00 represents two bytes of binary zeros
A() means "address of"
Figure 131. Entry parameters for DFHCSDUP
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