Rick Fochtman wrote:
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When an address space terminates normally, RCT simply detaches the
dump task. The 33E abend is normal and expected.
When you run the application as a batch job, ending the job does not
terminate the initiator address space.
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Wouldn't it be easier, and more efficient, to have RCT signal the dump
task so it could go through normal termination, rather than generating
an abend and going through all the related processing, including SLIP?
Maybe it's a dumb question, but it seems to me that a little
coordination via WAIT/POST could do the trick very nicely.
Considering all the control blocks already related to the address
space, one more ECB can't be that hard to define.
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