The following table gives a brief description of each of the arguments.
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Name |
I/O |
Description |
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RUNTIME-PARM1 |
input |
This is the I/O PCB. |
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RUNTIME-PARM2 |
input |
This is Alternate I/O PCB. |
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GLOBDATA |
input |
Global data, used internally. |
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PSTEP-NAME |
input |
Target server procedure step name. |
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PSTEP-TRANCODE |
input |
Target server transaction ID. |
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PSTEP-LOADMOD |
input |
Target server load module name. |
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ROUTR-OUT-TRANCODE |
output |
Modified target server transaction ID. |
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ROUTR-OUT-LOADMOD |
output |
Modified target server load module name. |
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ROUTR-OUT-SVR-CONNECT-DATA |
output |
Name of target node where target server is to execute. |
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ROUTR-OUT-ASYNCH-FLAG |
output |
Flag indicating Asynchronous request. Not used. |
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ROUTR-OUT-RET-CODE |
output |
A 2-byte character field indicating whether the exit was successful. The following values are supported: SPACES—successful NON-SPACES—failure |
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FAIL-MESSAGE |
output |
A 75-byte character field that if populated will be returned to the client. |
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