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dejunzhu
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I tried to find the source code of CICS SOCKET listener program EZACIC02, but when I googled with it, I found the answer is 'OCO'.
I do not understand what 'OCO' stands for, does that mean the source code is classfied by IBM? (what the hell meaning of OCO?) |
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Bill O'Boyle
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| OCO = "Object Code Only". The source code is not available. |
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Robert Sample
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| IBM has been using OCO for object code only for many years; anyone dealing with mainframes should learn the term. |
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