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sandeep_yadav_in
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Hi Guys,
I'm facing a problem i.e.
My CICS screen looks like this
1- ADD
2- SEARCH
3- UPDATE
4- DELETE
5- EXIT
PLEASE ENTER YOUR CHOICE -
If 5 is entered, i want the the CICS region to be logged off.
I'm using EXEC CICS SIGNOFF END-EXEC, but it is not working.....
can anybody please tell how to do it? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello Sandy and welcome to the forums,
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I'm using EXEC CICS SIGNOFF END-EXEC, but it is not working.....
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Please clarify "not working".
Is there an abend or is some error being thrown - if yes, what is presented to you?
Is the transaction still active? |
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stodolas
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| My guess is the OP wants to do something equivelent to CESF LOGOFF |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Would not an xctl allow this?
That's why i asked what was happening. . . |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| My guess is the OP wants to do something equivelent to CESF LOGOFF |
I don't believe you can do that from a MACRO CICS module . Otherwise, upon completion of a transaction, the user would be required to logon to CICS again to do another transaction. Talk about attracting unfriendly visits from users.  |
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sandeep_yadav_in
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Hi Dick,
Is there an abend or is some error being thrown - if yes, what is presented to you?
There no ABEND or Error. When I'm entering 5 and pressing Enter,
nothing is happening?????
Is the transaction still active?[/quote]
Yes the Transaction is still Active
The Code that I'm writing is
EXEC CICS SIGNOFF END-EXEC
EXEC CICS RETURN END-EXEC |
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Earl
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| try using SP " EXEC CICS DISCONNECT , however you may not be authroized to use SP commands, check with you tech support people. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
From DBZ
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| Otherwise, upon completion of a transaction, the user would be required to logon to CICS again to do another transaction |
What if this "transaction" was the only way in and or out for a particular set of users? Might it be a front-end menu and when "done", all the usere can do is log back in or close the terminal session?
I supported several sites where "end-users" never saw the CICS blank screen. When the logged in, the menu was presented and they could not navigate out of it. The menu was dynamically build to only show options that user was permitted to use.
But it would surely not do for a "regular" transaction. Again as DBZ said,
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| Talk about attracting unfriendly visits . . . |
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hemanth.nandas
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Hi ALL,
Press F3 Until it gives "CESF LOGOFF XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"( X --> some other information). Then Press ENTER
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Use CESF LOGOFF To come out from CICS region,
But if U r looking for doing another transaction then check ur program whether it has given a facility to perform another transaction. Then also make sure whether it is Psuedo-conversationa Program.
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If your intension is to run other program with different TRN ID, Press F3 Until it gives "CESF LOGOFF XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"( X --> some other information). Then Press Pause/Break (to clear the screen), Then type TRN ID, Press ENTER.
These are the things we performing here.
Try out this And correct if i am wrong.
Thanks |
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Earl
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Hermantha,
what you describe regarding press PF3 until it gives CESF LOGOFF
is obviously unique to your enivronment ONLY.
Other CICS shops do things differently.
If you really want to signoff and quit terminal session, then I've
seen many places use 'EXEC CICS ISSUE DISCONNECT' |
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hemanth.nandas
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Hi Earl,
Thanks for correcting me.
But in Pseudo-convesational Program, This is common in every application as I worked for more than 20 different module.
Thats why, I had mentioned all possibilities of chances. Any good online CICS will contains this technique. Check out this.
Above is for kind suggestions only, donot think bad. Since for new enhncement, it could helpful to others also.
Thanks and Regards |
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TG Murphy
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We use this method.
05 WS-INPUTMSG PIC X(11) VALUE "CESF LOGOFF".
EXEC CICS
RETURN TRANSID("CESF")
INPUTMSG(WS-INPUTMSG)
INPUTMSGLEN(LENGTH OF WS-INPUTMSG)
IMMEDIATE
END-EXEC |
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Earl
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TG,
thats pretty slick, haven't seen that one before.  |
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