Restore the stack.
Use the POP HANDLE command to restore the effect of IGNORE CONDITION, HANDLE ABEND, HANDLE AID, and HANDLE CONDITION commands to the state they were in before a PUSH HANDLE command was executed at the current link level.
This command can be useful, for example, during a branch to a subroutine embedded in a main program.
Normally, when a CICS® program calls a subroutine (at the same logical level), the program or routine that receives control inherits the current HANDLE commands. These commands might not be appropriate in the called program. The called program can use PUSH HANDLE to suspend existing HANDLE commands, and before returning control to the caller, can then restore the original commands using the POP HANDLE command.
You can nest PUSH HANDLE ... POP HANDLE command sequences within a task. Each POP HANDLE command restores a set of specifications.
Default action: terminate the task abnormally.