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ankit saxena
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hi all,
actually do any one have any idea how to send data/transfer to a cics program from simple cobol program ,
pls post an example for that..
thanks in advance... |
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expat
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What have you tried and what were the results.
Please, do not ask for code without providing any effort of your own, and details of the errors / problems encountered.
This is a HELP forum and most certainly is not a DO IT FOR ME forum |
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ankit saxena
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| actually i tried linking t cics program with t cobol its giving jcl errors.. |
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Robert Sample
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| actually do any one have any idea how to send data/transfer to a cics program from simple cobol program , |
What do you mean? Is the COBOL program a batch program? a CICS program? How much data are you wanting to transfer? Where is this data coming from? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Suggest you speak with one of your co-workers or cics support and learn how this is done on your system.
There is standard compile/link jcl for your system and you should be using this. It will not have jcl errors.
If there are problems after you use the correct jcl (if you created the jcl, it is not correct - use the system standard jcl), you then need to better explain what you are trying to do.
Why "send" anything to a "cics program"? Programs are written to read/write the terminal, vsam files, database, etc. |
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