Example error handling for exit functions

 

The following diagram shows the points (eN) at which errors can occur. It is only an example to show how exits behave and should be read together with the following table. In this example, two exit functions are invoked both before and after each API call to show the behavior with chained exits. 

Application ErrPt     Exit function            API call
----------- -----     -------------            --------

Start

MQCONN  -->
            e1
                         MQ_INIT_EXIT
            e2
                  before MQ_CONNX_EXIT  1
            e3
                  before MQ_CONNX_EXIT  2
            e4
                                          -->  MQCONN
            e5
                  after  MQ_CONNX_EXIT  2
            e6
                  after  MQ_CONNX_EXIT  1
            e7
        <--
MQOPEN  -->
                  before MQ_OPEN_EXIT  1
            e8
                  before MQ_OPEN_EXIT  2
            e9
                                          -->  MQOPEN
            e10
                  after  MQ_OPEN_EXIT  2
            e11
                  after  MQ_OPEN_EXIT  1
            e12
        <--
MQPUT   -->
                  before MQ_PUT_EXIT   1
            e13
                  before MQ_PUT_EXIT   2
            e14
                                          -->  MQPUT
            e15
                  after  MQ_PUT_EXIT   2
            e16
                  after  MQ_PUT_EXIT   1
            e17
        <--
MQCLOSE -->
                  before MQ_CLOSE_EXIT 1
            e18
                  before MQ_CLOSE_EXIT 2
            e19
                                          -->  MQCLOSE
            e20
                  after  MQ_CLOSE_EXIT 2
            e21
                  after  MQ_CLOSE_EXIT 1
            e22
        <--
MQDISC  -->
                  before MQ_DISC_EXIT  1
            e23
                  before MQ_DISC_EXIT  2
            e24
                                          -->  MQDISC
            e25
                  after  MQ_DISC_EXIT  2
            e26
                  after  MQ_DISC_EXIT  1
            e27

        <--

end

The following table lists the actions to be taken at each error point. Only a subset of the error points have been covered, as the rules shown here can apply to all others. It is the actions that specify the intended behavior in each case.

API exit errors and appropriate actions to take
ErrPt Description Actions
e1 Error while setting up environment setup.

  1. Undo environment setup as required

  2. Drive no exit functions

  3. Fail MQCONN with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_LOAD_ERROR

e2 MQ_INIT_EXIT function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED:

    1. Clean up environment

    2. Fail MQCONN with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_INIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*

    1. Act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

    2. Clean up environment

e3 Before MQ_CONNX_EXIT 1 function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED:

    1. Drive MQ_TERM_EXIT function

    2. Clean up environment

    3. Fail MQCONN call with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*

    1. Act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

    2. Drive MQ_TERM_EXIT function if required

    3. Clean up environment if required

e4 Before MQ_CONNX_EXIT 2 function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED:

    1. Drive after MQ_CONNX_EXIT 1 function

    2. Drive MQ_TERM_EXIT function

    3. Clean up environment

    4. Fail MQCONN call with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*

    1. Act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

    2. Drive after MQ_CONNX_EXIT 1 function if exit not suppressed

    3. Drive MQ_TERM_EXIT function if required

    4. Clean up environment if required

e5 MQCONN call fails.

  1. Pass MQCONN CompCode and Reason

  2. Drive after MQ_CONNX_EXIT 2 function if the before MQ_CONNX_EXIT 2 succeeded and the exit is not suppressed

  3. Drive after MQ_CONNX_EXIT 1 function if the before MQ_CONNX_EXIT 1 succeeded and the exit is not suppressed

  4. Drive MQ_TERM_EXIT function

  5. Clean up environment

e6 After MQ_CONNX_EXIT 2 function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED:

    1. Drive after MQ_CONNX_EXIT 1 function

    2. Complete MQCONN call with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*

    1. Act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

    2. Drive after MQ_CONNX_EXIT 1 function if required

e7 After MQ_CONNX_EXIT 1 function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED, complete MQCONN call with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*, act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

e8 Before MQ_OPEN_EXIT 1 function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED, complete MQOPEN call with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*, act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

e9 Before MQ_OPEN_EXIT 2 function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED:

    1. Drive after MQ_OPEN_EXIT 1 function

    2. Complete MQOPEN call with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*, act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

e10 MQOPEN call fails

  1. Pass MQOPEN CompCode and Reason

  2. Drive after MQ_OPEN_EXIT 2 function if exit not suppressed

  3. Drive after MQ_OPEN_EXIT 1 function if exit not suppressed and if chained exits not suppressed

e11 After MQ_OPEN_EXIT 2 function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED:

    1. Drive after MQ_OPEN_EXIT 1 function

    2. Complete MQOPEN call with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*

    1. Act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

    2. Drive after MQ_OPEN_EXIT 1 function if exit not suppressed

e25 After MQ_DISC_EXIT 2 function completes with:

  • MQXCC_FAILED

  • MQXCC_*

  • For MQXCC_FAILED:

    1. Drive after MQ_DISC_EXIT 1 function

    2. Drive MQ_TERM_EXIT function

    3. Clean up exit execution environment

    4. Complete MQDISC call with MQCC_FAILED, MQRC_API_EXIT_ERROR

  • For MQXCC_*

    1. Act as for the values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_*1

    2. Drive MQ_TERM_EXIT function

    3. Clean up exit execution environment

  1. The values of MQXCC_* and MQXR2_* and their corresponding actions are defined in How queue managers process exit functions.

 

Parent topic:

What happens when exits fail


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