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ankit saxena
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Hi all, i m getting cics response as 00000011
which is a termid error anybody any clue what may be the problem
my code is this..
EXEC CICS
START
TRANSID('NG77')
TERMID('TR34CAG1')
RESP(RESPONSE-CODE)
END-EXEC
The other problem is that terminal id as per manual should be of 4 chars
but my itdc is telling it as "TR34CAG1" what may be the reason?? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| which is a termid error anybody any clue what may be the problem |
the clue... we cannot give no steeking clues
the terminal id that You specified is invalid
action:provide a valid terminal id
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| but my itdc is telling it as "TR34CAG1" what may be the reason?? |
( i guess idtc is Your support )
they gave You the wrong info because they are ...
idiots, ignorant, morons, ... add as many derogatory adjectives as You like
nothing we can do from here,
we do not belong to Your organization, so we cannot fire idiots and hire better people
You will have to handle the issue with the resources You have available
good luck
the 8 char thing is most probably a netname look at the CSD to see the termid is associated to that netname |
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ankit saxena
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what is CSD ???
can u please tell me t procedure to find terminal id from that net name.
i m giving u the screen shot of my mainframe screen ...
now can u check..
UNSUPPORTED FUNCTION
UNSUPPORTED FUNCTION
UNSUPPORTED FUNCTION
UNSUPPORTED FUNCTION
UNSUPPORTED FUNCTION
tt
TERMINAL ID : TR34CAG0 TT COMMAND UNRECOGNISED
rr
TERMINAL ID : TR34CAG0 RR COMMAND UNRECOGNISED
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L & T I n f o t e c h L i m i t e d
YOU MAY CONNECT TO BTSO ITDC ITPC A1DC A2DC A3DC A4DC JPDC
A5DC A6DC A7DC A8DC A9DC AADC
YTSO Y2DC LTPC
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Bill O'Boyle
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TERMID can only be four-positions. Look at the format/picture of EIBTRMID to get a better understanding.
Is this the NETNAME associated with the target TERMID?
Issue a CEMT INQ NET(TR34CAG1) and if it's successful, look at the second line for the value associated with Ter(XXXX) and that will be your TERMID.
Bill |
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ankit saxena
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thanx...
u guys rock...
it worked out..
Actually terminal id was just cag 1
out of tr34cag1
thanx again.. |
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