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ranjithmainframe
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Hi,
Can you please explain -
The EIB informaton - EIBFN that contains a code to identify the last CICS command issued by the task. It is given as 2 byte code, then how the 4 bytes codes "0402" for RECEIVE and "0404" for SEND commands are stored. Please explain.
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Raghu navaikulam
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Hi Ranjith
The code which is displayed is HEXADECIMAL format, not in DECIMAL format. In the display it is X'0402' not 0402. Here X denote that the number is in HEXADECIMAL format. The DECIMAL value is 42 for X'0402'.
So it is satisfying the 2 byte length.
Hope this will help you
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ranjithmainframe
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| Ragu..Thanks for your claifiication.. |
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Raghu navaikulam
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You are Welcome
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Earl Haigh
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0402" for RECEIVE and "0404" for SEND commands are stored
these values are stored in a 2byte binary field. (Pretty basic stuff). |
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Robert Sample
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| The DECIMAL value is 42 for X'0402'. |
I'm not sure what this means -- the decimal value for 42 is 42 the last I heard. If the hex value is 42, the decimal equivalent is 66 (4 times 16 + 2) -- but that's not what was stated. And all of this is totally irrelevant to the original value posted of x'0402' -- the zero between the 4 and 2 is significant and changes the decimal value of the hexadecimal field since x'42' and x'402' are very different. |
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Raghu navaikulam
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Hi Robert Sample, Earl Haigh, enrico-sorichetti
I over looked the matter. That is my mistake. Thanks for your replay.
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Raghu
Hi ranjithmainframe
Sorry for giving you a false information form my side. Since the value is given in X'0404', the conversion should be taken in the power of 16.
So tha decimal value of X'0404' is calculated as 0 * 16**3 + 4 * 16**2 + 0 * 16** 1 + 4 * 16**0 = 1028.
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