IBM SC34-6814-04 - Part 5. CICS Journaling, Monitoring, and Statistics

Default Chapter211

Chapter 2. Task-Related User Exit Programs289

Introduction to the Task-Related User Exit Mechanism (the Adapter)289
The Stub Program291
- Returning Control to the Application Program292
- Task-Related User Exits and EDF292
Writing a Task-Related User Exit Program293
Administering the Adapter324
- What You Must Do before Using the Adapter325
- Tracing a Task-Related User Exit Program326

Chapter 3. The User Exit Programming Interface (XPI)327

Chapter 4. Writing Initialization and Shutdown Programs447

Chapter 5. General Notes about User-Replaceable Programs457

Chapter 6. Writing a Program Error Program461

The Sample Program Error Programs465

Chapter 7. Writing a Transaction Restart Program467

Chapter 8. Writing a Terminal Error Program471

Chapter 9. Writing a Node Error Program501

Chapter 10. Writing a Program to Control Autoinstall of Terminals537

Chapter 11. Writing a Program to Control Autoinstall of Consoles557

Chapter 12. Writing a Program to Control Autoinstall of APPC Connections565

Chapter 13. Writing a Program to Control Autoinstall of IPIC Connections575

Chapter 14. Writing a Program to Control Autoinstall of Shipped Terminals581

Chapter 15. Writing a Program to Control Autoinstall of Virtual Terminals589

Chapter 16. Writing a Program to Control Autoinstall of Programs601

Chapter 17. Writing a Dynamic Routing Program611

Chapter 18. Writing a Distributed Routing Program645

Chapter 19. Writing a CICS-DBCTL Interface Status Program681

The Sample CICS-DBCTL Interface Status Program682

Chapter 20. Writing a 3270 Bridge Exit Program683

Chapter 21. Writing a Security Exit Program for IIOP685

The Sample Programs687
- Dfhxopus687
- Dfheburm688

Chapter 22. Writing Programs to Customize Jvms689

Chapter 23. Writing a Distinguished Name Program for Clients of Enterprise Beans697

Sample Programs and Copy Books699

Chapter 24. Writing an EJB Event Program701

Chapter 25. Writing Programs to Customize Language Environment Run-Time Options for Xplink Programs707

Chapter 26. The Extended Recovery Facility Overseer Program711

Chapter 27. CICS Logging and Journaling731

Chapter 28. CICS Monitoring765

Chapter 29. Writing Statistics Collection and Analysis Programs791

Chapter 30. The Dynamic Allocation Sample Program803

Chapter 31. Invoking an External Security Manager811

Chapter 32. Writing a "Good Night" Program823

Chapter 33. Using the Programmable Interface to CEDA831

Chapter 34. User Programs for the System Definition Utility Program (DFHCSDUP)835

Appendix A. Coding Entries in the VTAM LOGON Mode Table855

Appendix B. Default Actions of the Node Abnormal Condition Program877

Appendix C. Analyzing CICS Restart Information893

Appendix D. Using the Transient Data Write-To-Terminal Program (DFH$TDWT)895

DFH$TDWT-Resource Definitions Required895

Appendix E. Uppercase Translation897

Appendix F. the Example Program for the XTSEREQ Global User Exit, DFH$XTSE899

Appendix G. Threadsafe XPI Commands915

IBM SC34-6814-04 - Part 5. CICS Journaling, Monitoring, and Statistics

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