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Vishu
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Joined: 23 Mar 2009 Posts: 22 Location: Bangalore
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HOW to Purge forcefully a Transaction
Hi,
I got the following options on CICS screen . What do I have to do to purge the TRANS.
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SET TRANS(TAJ2)
STATUS: RESULTS - OVERTYPE TO MODIFY
Tra(TAJ2) Pri( 001 ) Pro(TBSADJO ) Tcl( DFHTCL00 ) Dis Sta
Prf(DFHCICST) Uda Bel Iso Bac Wai
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Robert Sample
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Joined: 06 Jun 2008 Posts: 8696 Location: Dubuque, Iowa, USA
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Three and a half years later you respond ....
When you say "purge the TRANS" do you mean remove the transaction code from CICS? If so, your CICS support group can remove it from the RDO definition and it'll be gone. If you are referring to purging a task that is running your TAJ2 transaction, the easiest way is via a monitor such as MAINVIEW or OMEGAMON. Otherwise, you must know the task number and you can enter CEMT S TAS(????????) PURGE to kill it -- as long as it is doing CICS things. If it is in a tight CPU loop where no CICS calls are being done, you might have to bring the region down and back up to kill it. |
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CICS Guy
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Vishu
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The situation is like that when I run the TRANS in the CICS region it goes into an infinite loop, the CICS region jams for the current screen .Also the performance of the TSO region drops to a great deal.
I wanted to forcefully cancel or purge the TRANS so that the TSO & CICS regions work fine.
Is it possible? |
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Robert Sample
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From my earlier post ... in case you weren't paying attention ....
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Otherwise, you must know the task number and you can enter CEMT S TAS(????????) PURGE to kill it -- as long as it is doing CICS things. If it is in a tight CPU loop where no CICS calls are being done, you might have to bring the region down and back up to kill it. |
If TSO performance is being affected, you're probably in a tight CPU loop -- in which case a monitor such as Omegamon or Mainview could probably kill the task but otherwise you're going to have to get the operators to kill the region and bring it back up. |
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CICS Guy
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Vishu
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I will try that for sure & let you all know .
thanks for your response. |
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