Exit 11: logical screen end exit

This user exit, which is similar to the logical screen start user exit, lets you gather accounting and monitoring information for each ISPF logical screen. It gives you control for both normal and abnormal termination of a logical screen. You can use it to perform necessary cleanup required as a result of exits being bypassed because of abnormal termination. Specifically, these end user exits cannot gain control because of a logical screen abend even though the corresponding start installation exits did get control:

SELECT service end exit
RELEASE exit
ISPF service end exit.

Note: The TSO command end exit gets control for both normal and abnormal termination of attached commands.

Exit parameters

In addition to the standard exit parameters described in Exit parameter list, the exit routines at this user exit receive these parameters:

Flags

4 bytes of bit flags defined as follows:

0: 0 = Normal termination 1 = Abnormal termination.
1-31: Reserved

Next logical screen

An 8-character field that identifies the next active ISPF logical screen. In the case of exiting ISPF, the next logical screen ID will be 0.

Return codes

No return codes are acknowledged at this user exit. When this exit returns to ISPF, normal processing continues.

Note: For multiple exit routines, return codes still affect the processing flow.