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balakrishna reddy
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hi all,
Can anybody give me the difference between non-conversation and pseudo-conversation with an example code for both.
please mention the example code for both
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ksk
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| Refer any CICS fundamental book like kageyama. You can get detailed information. |
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William Thompson
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Interesting interview question.....
I'll assume that you mis-heard the question, because a "non-conversation" would not happen.....
I'll also assume that you did not bother to search, because that subject has been answered many times.....
As for the example, you are kidding, right? |
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balakrishna reddy
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hi william,
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I'll assume that you mis-heard the question, because a "non-conversation" would not happen.....
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you are right its actually between conversation and pseudo-conversation, I saw the previous posts but i couldn't find any example code for them.
that's why i re-posted it.
if you have any link where i can get that code please provide me. |
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Earl
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conversational ::
exec cics send
exec cics receive
pseudo conversational
exec cics send
exec cics return transid ('xxxx')
next response will trigger transaction XXXX, which performs
exec cics receive |
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Craq Giegerich
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| Earl wrote: |
conversational ::
exec cics send
exec cics receive
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That means the transaction is using resources while the user is thinking about replying, this is not allowed in the shops I have worked in. |
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Earl
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I thought the question was? difference and examples of conversational and pseudo-conversational code
Yes, true conversational is a "NO NO" in most shops.
Its funny, most of IBM's supplied transaction are conversational,
CESN, CEMT, CEDA, CECI, etc., but shops don't complain about them.. |
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