ADACDC calls a user exit at various points in its processing, providing you with the opportunity to intercede in that processing.
This document covers the following topics:
To install the user exit
Compile the user exit you wish ADACDC to use as module name ADACDCUX.
Make the module available to the ADACDC utility.
A sample user exit called ADACDCUX is provided on the source data set. The only function of the sample is to show you how to add, delete, and update records using the user exit interface.
The user exit is called with the following registers set:
| R1 | user parameter list |
| R13 | standard 72-byte register save area |
| R14 | return address |
| R15 | entry point |
The user parameter list contains two pointers:
the first to the ADACDC user exit parameter list mapped by the CDCU DSECT; and
the second to the record area for the user exit where the record being processed is passed as appropriate.
The action to be performed is indicated in the CDCUFUNC field whereas the action the user exit directs ADACDC to take on return is indicated using the CDCURESP field.
The structure of the ADACDC user exit interface control block (CDCU DSECT) is as follows:
| Bytes | Description | |||||||||||||
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| 0-3 | constant 'CDCU' | |||||||||||||
| 4-7 | available for use by user exit | |||||||||||||
| 8-11 | length of record in second parameter | |||||||||||||
| 12 |
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| 13 |
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| 14-31 | reserved for future use | |||||||||||||
The following subsections describe the calls made to the user exit and their purpose.
During initialization, ADACDC calls the user exit so that it can set up any areas it requires for future processing. The CDCUUSER field is provided in the CDCU for anchoring a user control block, if appropriate.
The record area pointer points to data that has no relevance for this call.
During termination, ADACDC calls the user exit so that it can close any open files or clean up any areas still outstanding after ADACDC execution. For example, if an anchor pointer was set in CDCUUSER, this area could be freed and the CDCUUSER field set to nulls.
The record area pointer points to data that has no relevance for this call.
ADACDC calls the user exit before a record is passed to the SORT routine as input.
The record area pointer points to the compressed data record to be returned prefixed by the CDCE control block.
The exit may elect to
continue processing normally;
request that the record be ignored;
update the current record; or
add a record, in which case the record pointed to by the record area pointer is passed to the SORT routine. Thereafter, each time the exit is called, the same record is presented again until
normal processing continues; or
the record is ignored or updated, at which time processing continues with the next input record.
ADACDC calls the user exit before a record is written to the extract file during phase 1 processing. This exit point is only called during phase 1 processing and has no relevance in other cases.
The record area pointer points to compressed the data record to be written prefixed by the CDCE control block.
The exit may elect to
continue processing normally;
request that the record be ignored;
update the current record; or
add a record, in which case the record pointed to by the record area pointer on return is written to the extract file. Thereafter, each time the exit is called, the same record is presented again until
normal processing continues; or
the record is ignored or updated, at which time processing continues with the next record to be written to the extract file.
ADACDC calls the user exit before a record is written to the primary output file. This exit point is not called during phase 1 processing and has no relevance in this case.
The record area pointer points to the decompressed data record to be written prefixed by the CDCO control block.
The exit may elect to
continue processing normally;
request that the record be ignored;
update the current record; or
add a record, in which case the record pointed to by the record area pointer on return is written to the primary output file. Thereafter, each time the exit is called, the same record is presented again until
normal processing continues; or
the record is ignored or updated, at which time processing continues with the next record to be written to the output file.
Consider the following points when updating or adding records from the exit:
The CDCELEN/CDCERECL fields must correctly reflect the length of data following the CDCEDATA field for the input and write extract exit points.
The CDCOLEN/CDCORECL fields must correctly reflect the length of data following the CDCODATA field for the input and write extract exit points.
For the input exit point, records added should have a unique ISN if no ISN update is to be replaced.
For the input exit point where an ISN is to be replaced, the last occurrence of the ISN should be updated or the replacement record for the ISN should be added after all occurrences for the ISN have been seen.
When adding records at the extract or primary output exit points, be aware that if file and ISN combinations are duplicated, the duplicated information is written to the primary output file which may confuse processing routines for that file.
