level language. These provides you with greater control and flexibility in terms of
FA’s operation.
All user exits are normally passed two data structures. The first is a common
environment structure, the second is specific to the function being called.
Those functions are found in each of the following user exits:
Analysis control
Compiler listing read
Batch report tailoring
Message and abend code explanation
End processing
Notification
How you use these user exits is entirely up to your site’s requirements, as well as
your imagination. We describe two examples in 6.8, “Hints and tips” on page ...
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