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rkprasanth_m
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| Any datanames available in called program to deteremine who the calling program is. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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As CICS Guy so eloquently explained, a CICS LINKed to module/CICS XCTLed to/CICS STARTed module can only determine from the CICS control info how the the invoked program was invoked.
If it is necessary for an invoked (CICS LINK/XCTL/START or vanilla COBOL CALL) module to determine which module invoked him, the invoker must supply this info thru application defined areas. |
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Mickeydusaor
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| Look at the ASSIGN Clause and the INVOKINGPROG option. |
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Mickeydusaor
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| Mickeydusaor wrote: |
| Look at the ASSIGN Clause and the INVOKINGPROG option. |
if you are doing a CALL this
will not help you. |
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