IBM SC33-1683-02 - Manual (Page 561)

DELETE_SHIPPED_EXIT_FUNCTION
A 1-byte field that indicates the type of resource being deleted. The equated
values are:
DELETE_SHIPPED_TERM (X'FA')
A shipped terminal
DELETE_SHIPPED_RSE (X'FB')
A shipped connection (remote system entry).
Note: A value of X'F1' represents the deletion of a local terminal, or an APPC
single-session device that was autoinstalled via a CINIT request—see
page 495. A value of X'FC' represents the deletion of a Client virtual
terminal—see page 536. A value of X'F5' or X'F6' represents the deletion
of an APPC connection that was installed by a BIND request—see page
519.
DELETE_SHIPPED_TERMID
A 4-character field containing the identifier (TERMID) of the terminal or
connection in the TOR.
DELETE_SHIPPED_APPLID
An 8-character field containing the netname (applid) of the TOR.
DELETE_SHIPPED_LTERMID
A 4-character field containing the name by which the terminal or connection is
known in the AOR. This may or may not be the same as
DELETE_SHIPPED_TERMID, depending on whether an alias has been used in
the AOR.
DELETE_SHIPPED_NETNAME
An 8-character field containing the netname of the terminal being deleted.
Default actions of the sample programs
When DFHZATDX or DFHZATDY is invoked at INSTALL of a shipped terminal or
connection, it:
1. Updates, if necessary, the SELECTED_SHIPPED_TERMID field, so that it
contains the name by which the terminal or connection is known in the TOR.
Notes:
a. If CICS detected a conflict with a currently-installed remote TERMID, on
invocation of the sample programs SELECTED_SHIPPED_TERMID
contains a CICS-generated alias. The sample programs overwrite this value.
b. If CICS detected no conflict with a currently-installed remote TERMID, on
invocation of the sample programs SELECTED_SHIPPED_TERMID
contains the value of the TERMINAL attribute on the shipped definition (the
value pointed to by INSTALL_SHIPPED_TERMID_PTR). The sample
programs accept this value.
2. Permits the remote definition to be installed by setting the return code field to
RETURN_OK, and returning.
When DFHZATDX or DFHZATDY is invoked at DELETE of a shipped terminal or
connection, it takes no action and returns.
the autoinstall control program for shipped terminals
Chapter 13. Writing a program to control autoinstall of shipped terminals 529
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