There may be situations where it is desired to exclude CA Hyper-Buf processing from a particular step. Some examples are specialized monitor programs, such as high speed check reading applications. There could be other instances as well where you would not want the CA Hyper-Buf analyzer in the address space for a particular step. This can be accomplished by including the following DD statement in the job/task step you wish to exclude from CA Hyper-Buf analysis.
//CAHBEXCL DD DUMMY
On the first open of a step, the CAHBEXCL DD statement is searched for, and if found, turns off any CA Hyper-Buf processing for that job/task step.
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