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

ENABLE EXITS
Responses
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not ignore an exit point because it cannot find one entry point or external
symbol in the list. CP only ignores an exit point if it cannot find all the entry
points and external symbols in the list.
4. To display whether there are any unknown entry points or external symbols
associated with an exit point, use the QUERY UNRESOLVED command (page
1062).
5. To display status and usage statistics information about a specific exit point,
use the QUERY EXITS command (page 791).
6. To display the real address of the CP exit block for a specific exit point, use
the LOCATE XITBK command (page 565).
7. To display the real address of the CP indirect call locator block for a specific
exit point, use the LOCATE ICLBK command (page 539).
8. To change the definition of an existing dynamic exit point, or to remove the exit
point from the system, use the MODIFY EXIT command (page 618).
9. To stop CP from calling all the entry points and external symbols associated
with one or more exit points after defining those exit points, use the DISABLE
EXITS command (page 269).
10. To remove the exit point code from CP’s system execution space, use the
CPXUNLOAD command (page 107).
11. For more information about user-defined exit points, see the z/VM: CP Exit
Customization book.
Response 1:
To have CP start using the entry points and external symbols associated with CP
Exit 99, enter the following:
enable exits 99
Ready;
Response 2:
To have CP start using the entry points and external symbols associated with all CP
exit points, enter the following:
enable exits all
Ready;
HCP002E Invalid operand - operand
HCP2752E The variations of this message are as
follows:
v Exit number exit does not exist
v Exit numbers exit1-exit2 do not exist
v Exit numbers do not exist
HCP6704E Missing token at end of line
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HCP6706E Invalid CP Exit number - exit