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Delete User Exit output data set

z/OS ISPF Software Configuration and Library Manager Guide and Reference
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When a Delete from Group is performed and you specify a delete notify user exit routine, SCLM generates a sequential data set containing a record for each member for which a delete is requested. SCLM puts new data in the data set for the invocation of each exit. The Delete Notify user exit routine can use the output data set when called, but the data set is rewritten for later exits and is deleted when the SCLM processor ends.

The default data definition name (ddname) for the delete exit output data set is DGEXIT. The attributes of the output data set are:

RECFM
FB
BLOCK SIZE
3200
LRECL
160

The data set contains the following fields. A blank separates all fields.

Table 1. User Exit Output Data Set Format
Field Description
DATA TYPE Specifies the 8-character name of the type of data. This is equivalent to the section headings in the Delete from Group report. Valid types are MEMBER or BUILDMAP. MEMBER is used when an accounting record or an accounting record and PDS member are deleted.
GROUP Specifies the 8-character name of the group beginning in column 9.
TYPE Specifies the 8-character name of the type beginning in column 18.
MEMBER Specifies the 8-character name of the member beginning in column 27.
STATUS Specifies the 19-character status beginning in column 36. Valid values are:
DELETE SUCCESSFUL
Indicates the requested data was successfully deleted.
DELETE FAILED
Indicates an error occurred and the delete failed.
DELETE WARNING
Indicates a warning was issued. The requested data either did not exist or was successfully deleted.
NOT ATTEMPTED
Indicates that Delete from Group was done in report mode. The delete was not attempted.
OUTPUT Specifies the 1-character OUTPUT indicator beginning in column 56. If the requested data was a build output, then this column contains an asterisk (*).
The following example shows the delete user exit output that is generated when a Delete from Group is requested:
  MEMBER  USER1   TYPE1   MEMBER1  DELETE SUCCESSFUL    *

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