I am re-working code that does a CPOOL DELETE in what *could be* a "cleanup" type situation where the exact state of things is unknown. Is there a CPID value (such as zero or minus one) that never occurs in real life that I could use as an initialization value so that the code "knew" not to issue a CPOOL DELETE? And that I could set in storage before issuing the DELETE so that if we came through the cleanup code again we would not issue the DELETE again and ABEND again? (Yes, I know there are other ways to skin this cat but I thought I would ask about this way, which is pretty straightforward if indeed it is feasible.)
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