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jpdeshai
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Hi,
As per manuals, there is no way to get CICS Version dynamically. Anyone has come across this scenario by any chance? Is there any way to avoid hard coding of CICS Version in EXEC CICS Commands?
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EXEC CICS CPSM
PERFORM(xxxx) OBJECT(xxxx) VERSION('410')
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In above case, can we avoid CICS Version hard coding?
Please advise. |
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PeterHolland
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jpdeshai
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Thanks Peter.
I knew "I SYS" would display... but didn't think I could use the same in the Program to get the version number. Thanks again. |
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Bill Woodger
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| Just been googling. Are you sure it is the CICS version you want? |
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jpdeshai
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Yes, I am 100% sure.
To be more specific, from CEMT I SYS, the field
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| [b]Cicstslevel [/b] |
has 6 bytes value [vvrrmm]. I just need 4 bytes [vvrr] of that filed to be fetched in the Program.
this is becasue, CPSM CONNECT Command requires CICS Version to be provided as input. |
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jpdeshai
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Can CEMT Command be coded in the batch program? I am lost/confused.
Its a master terminal based command right? |
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jpdeshai
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okay.. got it.......!!!
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EXEC CICS INQUIRE
SYSTEM CICSTSLEVEL(WS-CICSVER)
END-EXEC |
Guess..... this should work..!!! |
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