All rights reserved. Exit points typically are documented to explain the environment and context in which they are called.
Users often use exit points to filter or create data or to meet other custom requirements.
In any situation where you have the ability to affect and alter the intended flow and execution of code, there exists the possibility of error. The example code shown in this document, while accurate, is subject to change. Any changes to this code that affect user exits will be reported to you via the normal usage notes packaged with maintenance. As such, exit code that you provide, if any, is simply included at the documented points. Any generation of reports during the actual execution of the exits is left up to you.