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naveensri2005
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hi guys,
in cics how to rollback the records in vsam files. what is the procedure?
byee..
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krishh
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hai
we can't delete,if we delte the records deleted logically ,so physically the space exists for the record so we can use rewrite command to rewrite the record |
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dbelton
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| naveensri2005 wrote: |
hi guys,
in cics how to rollback the records in vsam files. what is the procedure?
byee..
naveen |
If your task abends, CICS will automatically rollback records not committed by a checkpoint or end of unit of work. |
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sudheer648
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dbelton,
if you issue commit in regular intervals then what is the case. |
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dbelton
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| sudheer648 wrote: |
dbelton,
if you issue commit in regular intervals then what is the case. |
Well, if the updates are written to the journal, then you can use that to recover. Other than that, you can restore the file from a backup, or you could track all file updates in a TDQ or TSQ and use that to restore from. |
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