The action that Exit Point Manager takes when an incoming transaction matches a memorized transaction is determined by the Authority property value of the transaction itself. The action Exit Point Manager takes when the incoming transaction does not match a memorized transaction is determined by the Filter Rule that caused the Memomrized Transactions to be interrogated.
“Matching transactions” means that the Server, Function, and User or Location on a Memorized Transaction all match exactly with the incoming transaction, and that the transaction data either matches the Memorized Transaction data exactly, or matches a generic portion of the transaction data.
When a transaction MATCHES a memorized transaction
The value you specify for the Memorized Transaction’s Authority, *OS/400, *REJECT or *SWITCH, becomes the action taken by Exit Point Manager when an incoming transaction matches the memorized transaction.
When a transaction does NOT MATCH a memorized transaction
The Authority setting on the Filter Rule that caused the Memorized Transactions to be checked will be used.
*MEMREJECT will reject the non-matching transaction.
*MEMOS400 will allow the transaction to fall through to the operating system.
*MEMSWITCH will let the transaction fall through to the operating system on behalf of a different user profile.
*MEMOBJ will check Object Rules.
*MEMUSR will check User Rules (this value is valid only for Location Rules).
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