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sathyajes
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1. wat is the cics command that allows u to type both in upper case and lower case letter
2. wat is the cics component that allows u for multi-threading in cics
Can anybody answer these Questions |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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Bill O'Boyle
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01) A special PROFILE related to a given transaction definition should be used. There is also a SET TERMINAl API and a SET TRANSACTION API you can review in the System Programming Reference.
02) I believe you're speaking of "Threadsafe", but this is not a function/process that can be activated on the fly.
Search the CICS forum for PROFILE and THREADSAFE. You'll get several hits.
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sathyajes
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| Thanks for the Reply ..will search the forum for more information |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Once upon a time there was a MODU transaction that caused data entered to converted to upper case (IIRC). . . |
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