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fayazbashask
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| As internal to Mainframe every thing is BATCH processing. Can anybody explain how is CICS running or send me a JCL / Job which runs CICS transaction on CICS subsystem (Not compilation). |
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koppineedi
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CICS runs has a batch job. You can find this job details in your spool.
Just give S CICSXXXX-where XXXX is your cics region name.
Regards,
Haranadh. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| As internal to Mainframe every thing is BATCH processing. |
No, it isn't. . .
Where did this assumption originate? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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CICS runs has a batch job. You can find this job details in your spool.
Just give S CICSXXXX-where XXXX is your cics region name.
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Please...please... avoid giving erroneous info's
the command You suggested creates a started task ... not a job
( by mvs terminology )
also the convention You used is installation dependent,
what makes You think that the O/P has the same system setup as Yours ?? |
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fayazbashask
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
Hello,
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| As internal to Mainframe every thing is BATCH processing. |
No, it isn't. . .
Where did this assumption originate? |
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Hi, fayaz here
" this is actually from JCL, because no job is going to run on mainframes without a JCL, and as per my knowledge every job will have a priority and because of that we feel it is online... " Regards, fayaz |
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fayazbashask
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
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CICS runs has a batch job. You can find this job details in your spool.
Just give S CICSXXXX-where XXXX is your cics region name.
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Please...please... avoid giving erroneous info's
the command You suggested creates a started task ... not a job
( by mvs terminology )
also the convention You used is installation dependent,
what makes You think that the O/P has the same system setup as Yours ?? |
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Hi, Fayaz here, ya i have checked with that and no jobs i can able to see.
As you are a senior member of forum, please help me in this regard.
my requirement is - i want to view the jcl which will be running at the background for cics transaction.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Fayaz |
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murmohk1
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Fayaz,
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| i want to view the jcl which will be running at the background for cics transaction. |
You wanted job for the CICS region or the transaction.
You can see some cics region jobs running in the spool (if you know the name and where its running). |
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fayazbashask
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Thank you all,
I got the solution. i can able to find the job running in spool.
Thank you all, and special thanks to Haranadh.
We will close this topic. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello Fayaz,
Someone has provided you with very much mis-information.
The reply you are most thankful for is completely site-specific. It is good to know that it helped you, but it is not the way CICS is run everywhere. |
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