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Ghanshyam.patil
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Hi,
Can u please tell me about the restart exit call. Actually I want to bypass the restart logic.
Can you provide me some details.
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vasanthkumarhb
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Hi,
That you have to incorporate the logic in the program. there is no such exit calls.
regards
vasanth |
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dick scherrer
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| Can u please tell me about the restart exit call. Actually I want to bypass the restart logic. |
If your system uses something known as a "restart exit call" it is completely site-specific.
You need to talk with your local system/database support about how you should implement your requirement.
If the code now does something you no longer want it to do, simply delete or bypass that code. . .  |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
You need to do a better job in defining your requirement, this
does not convey much. Check point/restart is a logic which is implemented at program level it's not something universal. The way question is posted, it seems you need this for temporary purpose, is it that way ? Then go with Dick's suggestion; suggstion is his post is there ..where he was confused..  |
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