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johnsingh
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Hi All,
What is wordarea in cics...
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Sridevi_C
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Hi,
Are you looking for Transaction work area or Common work area or what? Please refer manual before posting your question. You will get more info too.
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Sridevi. |
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johnsingh
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Hi all,
Sorry, it is both ie transaction work area and Common work area. Waiting yours reply.
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mallikiran
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paulstephen
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Actually this area can be used to pass values between cics applications.
Equivalent to PARM in JCL |
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bvenu
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| common work area is using for transfer the data from one program to another program. |
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dewrid
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| The transaction work area is region of memry which is assigned to each task in CICS region. If you are using pseudo-conversation, programs are swapped in and out of memory keeping the working storage for each task stored in its assigned TWA. That way, all programs can run without putting their working storage in risk of getting corrupted by other tasks. Thanks. |
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