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APD1
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| I have a tdq suppose abcd and i want to wrtie to it, I know the command is CECI WRTIEQ TDQ , but not sure exactly how will it go......can anyone give me an example ??? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| when you enter 'CECI', it will provide you a list of possible parameters, which will allow you to avoid misspelling. |
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APD1
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| might be a typo......but is that the answer ? |
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Robert Sample
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| Better than "RTFM" I would say. |
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tomehta
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CECI is the command line interpreter for cics. Its used when you are running the command in CICS screen. If you write "CECI Writeq TD" and press enter it will show a bunch of options as follows.
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WRITEQ TD
STATUS: COMMAND SYNTAX CHECK NAME=
EXEC CICS WRITEQ TD
Queue()
< Sysid() >
From()
< Length() > |
Hope this helps. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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if you just enter CECI and 'press enter', it will list all the commands available under CECI.
Then you can enter the/a command (that is listed)
and it will give you all the parms,
as tomehta has shown in the preceding post. |
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APD1
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| thanks all ! |
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