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jeevajeeva
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hi,
how to find the version of CICS we are currently using.
is there any specific command or anyother way to find it? |
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rajandhla
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check the compile code in transalation step....
correct me if iam wrong..
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jai |
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harshavmr
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CICS 5.3.0 COMMAND LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR
OPTIONS SPECIFIED:-SOURCE,LANGLVL(1),COBOL2,DLI,CICS,SP
*OPTIONS IN EFFECT*
i could see the above in the compile listing....so i think we are using CICS 5.3.0 version...am i right? |
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parsesource
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| harshavmr wrote: |
CICS 5.3.0 COMMAND LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR
OPTIONS SPECIFIED:-SOURCE,LANGLVL(1),COBOL2,DLI,CICS,SP
*OPTIONS IN EFFECT*
i could see the above in the compile listing....so i think we are using CICS 5.3.0 version...am i right? |
maybe. the cics-precompiler can be at a lower or equal level. so your cics-regions is at least level 5.3 (TS 1.3)
use CEMT I SYS or look for a DFHxxxx message, which shows the release level in the startup-log
or simpler - ask your system programmer. |
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