Preface
DTL0001 to DTL3004
- DTL0001 to DTL3004: i5/OS Commands
  - DTL 0001 E
  - DTL 0002 E
  - DTL 0003 E
  - DTL 0004 E
  - DTL 0005 E
  - DTL 0011 E
  - DTL 0012 E
  - DTL 0013 E
  - DTL 0014 E
  - DTL 0015 E
  - DTL 0016 E
  - DTL 0017 E
  - DTL 0018 E
  - DTL 0019 E
  - DTL 0020 E
  - DTL 0021 E
  - DTL 0022 E
  - DTL 0023 E
  - DTL 0024 E
  - DTL 0025 E
  - DTL 0026 E
  - DTL 0027 E
  - DTL 0028 E
  - DTL 0029 E
  - DTL 2001 I
  - DTL 3001 I
  - DTL 3002 W
  - DTL 3003 I
  - DTL 3004 I
DTL58001 to DTL62591
- DTL58001R to DTL62569I: Batch VSAM ECCR
  - DTL 58001 R
  - DTL 58004 I
  - DTL 58005 I
  - DTL 58006 I
  - DTL 58007 I
  - DTL 58011 I
  - DTL 58012 I
  - DTL 58013 I
  - DTL 58014 I
  - DTL 58017 I
  - DTL 58018 I
  - DTL 58019 I
  - DTL 58020 I
  - DTL 58021 I
  - DTL 58022 I
  - DTL 58023 I
  - DTL 58024 I
  - DTL 58026 I
  - DTL 58028 I
  - DTL 58030 I
  - DTL 58033 I
  - DTL 58034 I
  - DTL 58035 I
  - DTL 58036 E
  - DTL 58037 I
  - DTL 58038 I
  - DTL 58491 I
  - DTL 58492 I
  - DTL 58493 I
  - DTL 58494 I
  - DTL 58495 I
  - DTL 58498 I
  - DTL 58499 I
  - DTL 58504 E
  - DTL 58505 E
  - DTL 58513 I
  - DTL 58514 I
  - DTL 58517 E
  - DTL 58527 E
  - DTL 58541 E
  - DTL 58571 I
  - DTL 60163 S
  - DTL 60164 E
  - PWX 60165 I
  - DTL 60166 E
  - DTL 60175 E
  - DTL 60176 E
  - DTL 60222 S
  - DTL 60500 I
  - DTL 60501 S
  - DTL 60502 I
  - DTL 60503 I
  - DTL 60504 I
  - DTL 60505 S
  - DTL 60506 S
  - DTL 60507 S
  - DTL 60508 E
  - DTL 60510 I
  - DTL 60511 I
  - DTL 60516 S
  - DTL 60517 S
  - DTL 60566 S
  - DTL 60570 S
  - DTL 60571 E
  - DTL 60573 I
  - DTL 60579 E
  - DTL 60580 E
  - DTL 60582 S
  - DTL 60590 R
  - DTL 60598 S
  - DTL 60631 I
  - DTL 60632 I
  - DTL 60878 E
  - DTL 60879 I
  - DTL 60880 E
  - DTL 62559 E
  - DTL 62560 E
  - DTL 62561 E
  - DTL 62562 E
  - DTL 62563 E
  - DTL 62564 E
  - DTL 62565 I
  - DTL 62566 I
  - DTL 62567 I
  - DTL 62568 I
  - DTL 62569 I
PWXEDM172000 to PWXEDM173002
PWXEDM175000 to PWXEDM175648
- PWXEDM175000 to PWXEDM175648E: PowerExchange Utilities
PWXEDM176400 to PWXEDM177699
- PWXEDM176400E to PWXEDM176455I: CICS/VSAM ECCR
- PWXEDM177008I to PWXEDM177699W: DB2 ECCR
PWXEDM181200 to PWXEDM181599
- PWXEDM181200E to PWXEDM181223I: The PowerExchange Agent
- PWXEDM181300W to PWXEDM181500W: PowerExchange Service Aid Utilities
PWXEDM261000 to PWXEDM263999
- PWXEDM261000I to PWXEDM261010I: The Logger API
  - PWXEDM 261000 I
  - PWXEDM 261010 I
- PWXEDM263000I to PWXEDM263039W: The Log Read API
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Return Codes 0 to 12 - Standard

Lists values for the standard return codes. The return code values increase as the degree of severity increases.

The following table describes return codes 0 to 12:

Return Code	Explanation
0	Indicates successful execution of the program, component, or module without warnings or errors.
4	Indicates one of the following The program, component, or module completed successfully, but the processing included warnings. The program execution may be incomplete. In either situation, the program writes the warnings to an output or print file that you can use to determine the problem. Normally, you cannot determine whether the program executed successfully without examining this file.
8	Indicates an error occurred during program, component, or module execution. The program writes the error message to an output or print file that you can examine to determine the problem.
12	Indicates the program, component, or module that ended during processing because of a severe error. Often, the error involves a problem with the operating system environment or authorization.

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