When all connected users have issued IXLCONN REBUILD, the system reports the Rebuild Connects Complete event to the event exits of all connected users. Note that the Rebuild Stop event may supersede the Rebuild Connects Complete event. The system indicates the number of active connections at the time all connections attempted to do a rebuild connect and the number of connections that successfully did a rebuild connect to the structure. You are not required to respond to this event. Depending on user protocol, connected users can stop the rebuilding process if they determine that the number of connected users to the new structure is not sufficient. If all connected users issue the IXLCONN REBUILD before the Rebuild Connect event is delivered to all connectors, the Rebuild Connects Complete event will supersede any Rebuild Connect event that has not yet been delivered.

If a connector or the operator has stopped the rebuild process during this phase, the Rebuild Stop event will supersede any Rebuild Connects Complete event that has not yet been delivered.

The Rebuild Connects Complete event is presented only to connectors rebuilding a structure and not to connectors duplexing a structure.