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An affinity remains in the case of OS/390 failure, because the IMS ESTAE exit is not executed
in this situation. In the event of an IMS failure, affinities are deleted by the abend ESTAE
routines.
For dynamic terminals, while a user stays logged on, the significant status is associated with
that LU through the user. When the user signs off (which is done before session termination
or logoff), the significant status is moved to the user structure, and the user structure is
“disconnected” from the virtual terminal control block (VTCB). When the session terminates,
there is no significant status associated with the session, and the affinity is always deleted.
For static terminal logoff, the entry in the table