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cnop042
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Location: china
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Hi All,
I want to define an transaction ID in Region A, and this transaction can start an program in remote Region B. I want to know how to define the transaction and the program in regions. Do i need to define them in both regions? |
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Garry Carroll
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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A quick look at the manual shows that, in the DEFINE TRANSACTION, you can specify REMOTESYSTEM and REMOTENAME rather than PROGRAM. In the remote system, you define with program name as normal.
This allows you to start, say, transaction AAAA in one region to execute transaction BBBB in another region (if desired) .
Garry. |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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Alberto De Magistri
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You can use Dynamic Routing TRANSACTION too... to rotate your remote task over more the one cics ,-) try it. Or you can execute a Start TRANSACTION xxx sysid yyyy where yyyy is the connection name to te remote cics. There are several manners to do it.
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