Operation-initiation exit

The operation-initiation exit is called by IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler for z/OS when an operation is ready to be started at a workstation that specifies a user-defined destination ID. The exit is used to communicate with various operating environments. Two sample EQQUX009 exits are located in the SEQQSAMP library.

The SEQQSAMP member EQQUX9N contains a sample operation-initiation exit written in PL/I. The sample has been designed specifically to be used with the EQQCVM2 and EQQUX0N samples which provide a tracker for a VM operating system, but could be modified to communicate with other operating environments. See Tracker for VM for more information about the VM tracker.

The SEQQSAMP member EQQX9OS2 contains a sample operation-initiation exit written in assembler. The sample has been designed specifically to be used with the EQQOS2TR and EQQOS2ST samples which provide a tracker for an OS/2 environment, but could be modified to communicate with other operating environments. See Tracker for OS/2 for more information about the OS/2 tracker.

The SEQQSAMP member EQQX9AIX contains a sample operation-initiation exit written in assembler. The sample has been designed specifically to be used with the EQQAIXTR and EQQAIXST samples, which provide a tracker for an AIX® environment. You can use these samples to communicate with other UNIX environments if the shell script is compatible. See Tracker for AIX for more information about the AIX tracker.