The following commands control plan‑exit for DB2 and what happens after an error is encountered when processing a member.
Enables or disables CA Ideal plan name exit program for the site or for the current session. This exit program can select or modify the name of the plan CA Ideal provides to DB2.
If the plan name exit is enabled, CA Ideal calls it before the first SQL statement in a logical unit of work. That is, it is called before the first SQL statement at the beginning of each CICS transaction and before the first SQL statement following each database Commit.
The first SQL statement can be embedded SQL, SQL generated by a FOR construct for a DB2 dataview, or SQL in a non‑ideal subprogram. A Commit can be a PDL TRANSMIT, CHECKPOINT, BACKOUT statement, or an SQL COMMIT or ROLLBACK statement.
Specifies whether to quit or continue after an error resulting from the execution of commands in a member. Including this command in a member affects all commands that follow it in the member until the next SET ENVIRONMENT EXECERROR command or until the end of the member. Valid options are:
Stop executing the member when any of the following statements causes an error.
Continue executing the member when any of the following statements causes an error.
Determines whether to display asynchronous messages on the terminal. This includes all messages indicating the completion of prints and compiles for the user. Valid options are:
Displays all asynchronous messages whose short IDs match the user's short ID.
Does not display asynchronous messages.
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