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ankit saxena
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Hi all, i am sorry for raising this querry again (as i have raised this query previously also)
but i have tried everything but i am not still able to know
Q: How to write a code or command in CICS program to check what is the current terminal id on which that program is executing,
anybody having any idea than please help...
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Robert Sample
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Have you checked Appendix A of the CICS Application Programming Reference manual (link at the top of the page), which includes:
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EIBTRMID
contains the symbolic terminal identifier of the principal facility (terminal or logical unit) associated with the task. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
To repeat:
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Why does someone believe the program should use terminal-id?
Keep in mind that in many (most?) places terminal-ids are assigned dynamically. Static ip-addresses are less and less common. . .
If terminal id is being used to control access/functionality, this should be re-designed. . . |
Also, do not start new repeat topics for a question.
This topic is being locked. If you beileve you need further discussion, use your original topic. . .
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