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==Description==
==Description==
Specifies which APSY a commit exit runs within. The commit exit uses normal APSY processing. When the user executes a commit (or an implied commit), the APSY specified by COMMITX is driven on a transactional daemon.
Specifies which APSY a [[Application Subsystem development#Commit_exits|commit exit]] runs within. The commit exit uses normal APSY processing. When the user executes a commit (or an implied commit), the APSY specified by COMMITX is driven on a transactional daemon.


Setting/Resetting the parameter sends a DYRWT message to the issuer and requires a Yes or No response (unless set/reset by user0).
Setting/Resetting the parameter sends a DYRWT message to the issuer and requires a Yes or No response (unless set/reset by user0).

Revision as of 23:57, 19 January 2022

Subsystem for Commit exit

Summary

Default value
Maximum value
Parameter type
System
Where set
User 0 CCAIN parameters or reset by system manager at any time
Introduced
V7.8

Description

Specifies which APSY a commit exit runs within. The commit exit uses normal APSY processing. When the user executes a commit (or an implied commit), the APSY specified by COMMITX is driven on a transactional daemon.

Setting/Resetting the parameter sends a DYRWT message to the issuer and requires a Yes or No response (unless set/reset by user0).

If COMMITX is specified, all APSY subsystems participate by default but any can be exempted.

Usage

Activating the commit exit APSY

  • To activate the commit exit APSY, issue:

    Reset COMMITX apsyname

    where apsyname is the APSY where you are running the commit exit.

    Enter Yes at the confirmation prompt.

  • To exempt any APSY subsystem:
    1. Pull up the SUBSYSMGMT Operational Parameters screen for that subsystem.
    2. At the 'Subsystem supports commit exit' item, enter N.
  • To deactivate the commit exit APSY, issue:

    Reset COMMITX

    Enter Yes at the confirmation prompt.