TM EXIT


This command activates or deactivates ThruPut Manager installation exits.

Scope: System

Duration: Until next TMSS restart.

TM EXIT

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DISPLAY
nn ACTIVATE
nn ACTIVATE DATA(data)
nn ACTIVATE NODATA
nn ACTIVATE NOTRACE
nn ACTIVATE NOTRACE DATA(data)
nn ACTIVATE NOTRACE NODATA
nn ACTIVATE TRACE
nn ACTIVATE TRACE DATA(data)
nn ACTIVATE TRACE NODATA
nn DEACTIVATE
nn DISPLAY
nn NOTRACE
nn TRACE

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Requests the command syntax from HELP.

nn

Exit number. "nn" is 1 or 2 digits and must be a valid ThruPut Manager installation exit number.

ACTIVATE

Activates the exit.

The short form for this keyword is A.

DATA

Specifies installation data to be passed to the exit at invocation, and can be 1-255 characters. If the data includes special characters or blanks, it must be enclosed in apostrophes('). To represent an apostrophe, code two consecutive apostrophes ('').

DEACTIVATE

Deactivates the exit.

The short form of this keyword is DEACT.

DISPLAY

Displays the status of the specified exit.

If no exit number has been specified, the status of all the exits is displayed.

This is the default.

The short form of this keyword is D.

NODATA

Specifies that no data is to be passed to the exit at invocation. This can be used to remove the effects of a previous DATA keyword.

NOTRACE

Disables tracing for this exit.

The short form of this keyword is N.

TRACE

Enables tracing for this exit.

The short form of this keyword is T.

Example:

/TM EXIT 12 ACTIVATE TRACE

This command activates Exit 12 with tracing.

/TM EXIT 1 DISPLAY

This command produces a display of the status of Exit 1:

DTM0330I TM EXIT DISPLAY
EXIT ---STATUS--- -MODULE- TRACE LEN ------------PARM DATA------------
 1  ACTIVATED(P) DTMUXTST  ON    15 012345678901234

Notes:

  • The exit must have been specified during TMSS initialization using the TM EXIT statement.
  • Those exits which have been marked as permanently active cannot be disabled using this command.
  • Tracing of exits requires both this command with the TRACE keyword and the TM TRACE command.

 

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BMC Compuware ThruPut Manager 18.02