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dev.donly4u
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We have one assembler table that is getting loaded during CICS startup and other transactions use this table data subsequently.
However there was some issues, due to which the data in the table is not getting loaded during startup, even when we did a manual load.
I need to check the data that is present in the table. How can I check the data that is present in the table using CECI command SET option?
Thanks,
Deva |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Bill O'Boyle
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Using CECI LOAD, save the address from the SET, clear out, then place your terminal under CEDF and launch any terminal-oriented application transaction in your arsenal.
After the first CICS-API, hit < PF5 > and then paste in the address you had saved from the SET. You'll then be able to view the internal Assembler CSECT/TABLE.
Assuming this is a core-resident table, check the PPT entry for RES=YES.
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