The initialization exit receives the standard exit parameter list
with the following exception:
- The exit reason code field is not used
- Its value in the parameter list is:
- Key
- X'00'
- Length
- X'04'
- Data
- X'00'
For a description of the standard exit parameter list, see TSO/E standard exit parameter list.
Figure 1 shows the exit-dependent data
that the initialization exit receives beginning at offset +36 (decimal)
in the parameter list.
Figure 1. Exit-dependent
data for the CONSPROF initialization exit
- Console Profile Address (Parameter Entry 10)
- This parameter contains the address of the console profile. At
the time this exit is invoked, the console profile does not reflect
changes requested for this command. The exit can update the profile
if it determines that changes are necessary.
- Flags (Parameter Entry 11)
- This parameter contains a word consisting of flags, in which the
command passes indicators to the exit. The flags for this exit's
processing are described in Table 1.
Table 1. Flags passed to the CONSPROF initialization exitFlag |
Meaning |
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X'80000000' |
CONSOLE command authority bit. If this bit is
on, the user has CONSOLE command authority. If this bit is off, the
exit can grant the authority for the duration of the command by turning
the bit on. If this bit is on, the exit can remove the user's authority
for the duration of the command by turning the bit off. |
X'40000000' |
The console profile provided to the exit is a
default profile. If this bit is off, a profile was obtained from
either RACF® or the logon exit
IKJEFLD1. If the exit alters the profile, it must turn this bit on. |
X'20000000' |
Specifies that the exit has done all processing
and no further action is required by the CONSPROF command. The CONSPROF
command ends with return code 0. If the exit sets the X'10000000' bit,
the message is displayed before the command ends. By default, this
bit is off. |
X'10000000' |
Specifies that the CONSPROF command should display
message IKJ55351I. The pre-display exit IKJCNXCD is invoked before
the message is issued. By default, this bit is off. |
X'0FFFFFFF' |
Reserved. |