$ZTE[XIT] contains a string value that controls the GT.M interrupt facility at the transaction commit or rollback. At each outermost TCOMMIT or TROLLBACK, If +$ZTEXIT evaluates to non-zero (TRUE), then $ZINTERRUPT is XECUTEd after completing the commit or rollback.

$ZTEXIT is a read-write ISV, that is, it can appear on the left side of the equal sign (=) in the argument to the SET command. M routines cannot NEW $ZTEXIT. GT.M initializes $ZTEXIT to null at the process startup. Note that the changes to the value of $ZTEXIT during a GT.M invocation last for the entire duration of the process, so it is the applicationa??s responsibility to reset $ZTEXIT after $ZINTERRUPT is delivered in order to turn off redelivering the interrupt each every subsequent transaction commit or rollback.

Example:

    ztran.m
    foo;
    set $zte=1
    set $zint="d ^throwint"
    tstart ()
    for i=1:1:10 do
    . set ^ACN(i,"bal")=i*100
    tstart ()
    do ^throwint
    do ^proc
    tcommit:$tlevel=2
    for i=1:1:10 do
    . set ^ACN(i,"int")=i*0.05
    do ^srv
    if $tlevel trollback
    do ^exc
    set $zte="",$zint=""
    quit
    bar;
    write "Begin Transaction",!
    set $zte=1
    tstart ()
    i '$zsigproc($j,$ztrnlnm("sigusrval")) w "interrupt sent...",!!
    for i=1:1:4 set ^B(i)=i*i
    tcommit
    write "End Transaction",!
    do ^srv
    quit
    throwint.m
    thrint
    set $zint="write !,""interrupt occurred at : "",$stack($stack-1,""PLACE""),! set $zte=1"
    if '$zsigproc($j,$ztrnlnm("sigusrval")) write "interrupt sent to process"
    write "***************************************",!!
    quit
    

Example:

    GTM>d foo^ztran
    interrupt sent to process
    interrupt occurred at : thrint+3^throwint
    ***************************************
    
    interrupt occurred at : foo+13^ztran
    
    GTM>    
    

In the above call to foo^ztran, the interrupt handler is a user-defined routine, throwint. The process is sent a signal (SIGUSR1), and $ZINTERRUPT is executed. At the outermost trollback, the interrupt is rethrown, causing $ZINTERRUPT to be executed again.

Example:

    GTM>w $zint
    IF $ZJOBEXAM()
    GTM>f s x=$zsearch("GTM_JOBEXAM.*") q:x="" w !,x
    
    GTM>d bar^ztran
    Begin Transaction
    interrupt sent...
    
    End Transaction
    
    GTM>f s x=$zsearch("GTM_JOBEXAM.*") q:x="" w !,x
    
    DISK$TESTAREA3:[V967.ZTE]GTM_JOBEXAM.ZSHOW_DMP_541068433_1;1
    DISK$TESTAREA3:[V967.ZTE]GTM_JOBEXAM.ZSHOW_DMP_541068433_2;1
    
    GTM>
    

This uses the default value of $ZINTERRUPT to service interrupts issued to the process. The $ZJOBEXAM function executes a ZSHOW "*", and stores the output in each GTM_ZJOBEXAM_ZSHOW_DMP for the initial interrupt, and at tcommit when the interrupt is rethrown.