IMS terminology dates back to 1968 and abend generally means "abnormal end
of the IMS unit of work" rather than an MVS ABEND. For continuous
operation reasons IMS avoids issuing ABEND except when absolutely necessary
for data integrity. The IMS pseudo-abend is strictly an internal IMS
function wi
Simply put, there is no MVS or z/OS concept of a "pseudo abend" beyond
some internal RTM processing. I can see that IMS uses this term but it has
no meaning to z/OS itself. Within a CommServer book there is mention of
"pseudo abend" within IMS saying "Under certain situations IMS
applications c
On Mon, 18 Jan 2021 15:51:51 -0500 Gary Weinhold wrote:
:>Excuse me for asking this question here, but I can't find an IMS DC list.
:>We rely on getting control at task termination to clean up resources
:>used by our software. We create a PC to add an MVS RESMGR exit when our
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Subject: MVS RESMGR exit
Excuse me for asking this question here, but I can't find an IMS DC list.
We rely on getting control at task termination to clean up resources used by
our software. We create a PC to add an MVS RESMGR exit when our software is
first accessed in an IMS MPR. If
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Subject: MVS RESMGR exit
Excuse me for asking this question here, but I can't find an IMS DC list.
We rely on getting control at task termination to clean up resources
used by our software. We create a PC to add an MVS RESMGR exit when our
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n Tue, Jan 19, 2021 at 7:52 AM Gary Weinhold wrote:
> Excuse me for asking this question here, but I can't find an IMS DC list.
>
> We rely on getting control at task termination to clean up resources
> used by our software. We create a PC to add an MVS RESMGR exit when our
> s
Excuse me for asking this question here, but I can't find an IMS DC list.
We rely on getting control at task termination to clean up resources
used by our software. We create a PC to add an MVS RESMGR exit when our
software is first accessed in an IMS MPR. If there is a pseudo-abend,
whi
