Did you check all the fields in the eib block it seems to me there should
be a clue or two in there.
I'd look in the EIBTRNID or EIBTRMID first.
"DeBlassio, Joe"
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John,
Perform the following CICS RETRIEVE at the beginning of your program and
check the RTRANSID. If it contains the value CKTI, then you know that the
trigger monitor started your program.
EXEC CICS RETRIEVE
SET (ADDRESS OF MQTM)
LENGTH (LENGTH OF MQTM)
RTRANSID (VARIABLE-RTRANSID)
RESP (VARIABLE-EIBRESP)
END-EXEC.
Make sure you include copybook CMQTML in your linkage section.
And define the variables in working storage.
Good luck,
Joe
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Folks,
In a CICS program, how can I tell that the CICS program was started from a
MQ trigger?
Thanks,
John Dawson
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