z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

ASSOCIATE EXIT
ASSOCIATE EXIT
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Notes:
ASSOCiate
Authorization
Purpose
Operands
EXit
(1)
exit
REPlace
Following
Preceding
Privilege Class: A
DISAble
ENable
EPName
▼ name
1 You can specify the operands in any order, as long as EPNAME is the last operand specified.
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Use ASSOCIATE EXIT to assign one or more entry points or external symbols to an
exit point.
You can also assign entry points and external symbols to an exit point during
initialization using the ASSOCIATE EXIT configuration file statement. For more
information, see the z/VM: CP Planning and Administration book.
exit
is the number of the exit point to which you want to assign an entry point or
external symbol. The variable exit must be a hexadecimal number between
X'0000' and X'FFFF'.
REPlace
tells CP to replace the current list of entry point names and external symbols
that are already associated with this exit point with the list specified after the
EPNAME operand.
Note: The order that you specify the entry points and external symbols is the
order in which CP will call them.
Following
tells CP to add the specified entry point names or external symbols to the end
of the list of existing entry point names and external symbols that are already
associated with the specified exit point number.
Note: The order that you specify the entry points and external symbols is the
order in which CP will call them.
Preceding
tells CP to add the specified entry point names or external symbols to the
beginning of the list of existing entry point names and external symbols that are
already associated with the specified exit point number.
Note: The order that you specify the entry points and external symbols is the
order in which CP will call them.
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