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  3. April 2002

Re: Causing (and detecting) a workstation failure

Joe,

You could send a scope message to *EXT, which should allow you an
opportunity to cleanup. You can also register a return handler using
ceertx. Would you be interested in an example of either of these?

David Morris

>>> joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com 04/30/02 09:10AM >>>
This should be relatively easy.  I'm trying to test for when a user
shuts
off a workstation.  I've coded an error indicator in the EXFMT, and am
testing fo the indicator.  If an error occurs, I send a message to
*SYSOPR.

Unfortunately, I never get there.  As soon as I shut off the tube (that
is,
as soon as I disconnect the CAX session), the job ends and I don't seem
to
get to my *IN90 test...

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