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DSNUEXIT

The DSNUEXIT option allows you to specify the name of a user-written exit that creates user-defined variables.

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Basic REORG PLUS processing options

 

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You can use these variables with the DSNPAT or SPILLDSNPAT option to create patterns for names for dynamically allocated data sets. For more information about these options, see DSNPAT and SPILLDSNPAT. For more information about creating a DSNUEXIT user exit and user-defined variables, see  Using DSNUEXIT to construct data set name patterns in REORG PLUS.

Restriction

When invoking DSNUTILB, REORG PLUS ignores this option.

Specifying the default

You can specify the default for the DSNUEXIT command option in your installation options module by using the DSNUEXIT installation option. REORG PLUS was shipped with a default value of (NONE,ASM) for this option. The command overrides the default that is in the installation options module.

exitName

The exitName is the name of the user-written exit.

NONE

Specify NONE in place of an exit name to override a default exit name in your installation options module. This tells REORG PLUS that you do not want to call an exit to create user-defined variables.

programLanguage

You can specify one of the following program languages to indicate the language of the specified exit:

Keyword

Specifies an exit written in

ASM

Assembler (the default)

COBOL2

COBOL II

LE_COBOL

Language Environment COBOL

C

C

LE_C

Language Environment C

Error
Warning

The program language, whether specified here or in your installation options module, must match the source language of the specified user exit. If the language does not match, your user exit might not operate correctly.

 

 

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REORG PLUS for DB2 13.1