By default, an exit code of zero (0) is interpreted as job success and any other number indicates job failure. However, you can map exit codes other than 0 as job success.
To send a user-defined exit code, specify the EXITCODE statement in the job definition.
Example: Send Exit Code 100 as Success
This example runs the PAYPROG program. The program is considered to have completed successfully if it returns an exit code of 0 or 100.
AGENT I5AG CLPNAME PAYPROG EXITCODE 100 SUCCESS EXITCODE 0 SUCCESS
Example: Send Exit Code 40 as Failure
This example runs the RECPROG program. The program is considered to have failed if it returns an exit code of 40. All other exit codes in the range from 0 to 255 indicate job success.
AGENT I5AG CLPNAME RECPROG CCEXIT *PROGRAM EXITCODE 40 FAILURE EXITCODE 0-255 SUCCESS
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