DEACTIVATE-USER-EXIT

The DEACTIVATE-USER-EXIT statement deactivates the user exits that were activated by ACTIVATE-USER-EXIT. The user exits are no longer used with the next corresponding SHOW-ELEMENT or COMPARE-ELEMENT. However, the user routine is not yet unloaded since it may be required elsewhere. This means that in the case of the next ACTIVATE-USER-EXIT with the same entry point, the user program does not need to be linked in again.

The DEACTIVATE-USER-EXIT statement requires specification of the function for which the user exit is to be deactivated.

DEACTIVATE-USER-EXIT

FUNCTION = *SHOW-ELEMENT / *COMPARE-ELEMENT(...)
	*COMPARE-ELEMENT(...)
		|	ELEMENT = *PRIMARY / *SECONDARY

FUNCTION = *SHOW-ELEMENT / *COMPARE-ELEMENT(...)
Defines the LMS statement for which the user exit is to be deactivated.

FUNCTION = *SHOW-ELEMENT
Deactivate user exit for the SHOW-ELEMENT function.

FUNCTION = *COMPARE-ELEMENT(...)
Deactivate user exit for the COMPARE-ELEMENT function.

ELEMENT = *PRIMARY / *SECONDARY
If the user exit is deactivated for the COMPARE-ELEMENT statement, it is still necessary to define whether the member is a primary or secondary member.

Statement return code

(SC2)        SC1	Maincode	Meaning
0 1 32 64 130	CMD0001 CMD0230 LMS1002 LMS1004 LMS0041	No error Syntax error Internal error Other error System address space exhausted

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