John, >From the Application Programmers Reference Manual: Chapter 14. Starting WebSphere MQ applications using triggers
CKTI
You need to start one instance of CKTI for each initiation queue (see
WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Administration Guide for information on how
to do this). CKTI passes the MQTM structure of the trigger message to the
program it starts by EXEC CICS START TRANSID. The started program
gets this information by using the EXEC CICS RETRIEVE command. A
program can use the EXEC CICS RETRIEVE command with the
RTRANSID option to determine how the program was started; if the value
returned is CKTI, the program was started by WebSphere MQ for z/OS.
For an example of how to use CKTI, see the source code supplied for
module CSQ4CVB2 in the Credit Check sample application supplied with
WebSphere MQ for z/OS. See "The Credit Check sample" on page 506 for
a full description.
HTH
Stefan
you can check if you have been started with data
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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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John,
From the Application Programmers Reference Manual:
Chapter 14. Starting WebSphere MQ applications using triggers
CKTI
You need to start one instance of CKTI for each initiation queue (see
WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Administration Guide for information on how
to do this). CKTI passes the MQTM structure of the trigger message to the
program it starts by EXEC CICS START TRANSID. The started program
gets this information by using the EXEC CICS RETRIEVE command. A
program can use the EXEC CICS RETRIEVE command with the
RTRANSID option to determine how the program was started; if the value
returned is CKTI, the program was started by WebSphere MQ for z/OS.
For an example of how to use CKTI, see the source code supplied for
module CSQ4CVB2 in the Credit Check sample application supplied with
WebSphere MQ for z/OS. See "The Credit Check sample" on page 506 for
a full description.
HTH
Stefan
you can check if you have been started with data
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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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