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Event-after-PGM-call

Indicates that the program has returned control to the system. One of these events occurs for each Event-before-PGM-call. The purpose of this event is to enable your user exit to perform any processing (such as deleting of programs that were loaded when the Event-before-PGM-call occurred) after the end of the program.

This event and Event-before-PGM-call occur in the child process. All other events occur in the parent process. Your exit cannot remember any events that occurred in the parent process.

This event is currently not implemented.

Event-specific data:

Data available for this event includes:

  • Job termination type, for example, normal, user-abend, or system-abend.
  • Return or abend code and reason code.
  • All of the data presented for Event-job-started.

Actions:

You cannot request any actions for this event; only the default action will take place.

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