Chris
All I meant by this phrase was that some user input would cause a program to
be executed in the CICS / IMS region. It could be what you described in your
post or something else though I can't comment due to my ignorance of these
matters. Rest of my post was the specific bit that I could c
Mark
Thanks. I am now able to access the archives of IMS-L.
I seemed to be being taken down the same road as before but this time I got
told my suggested password was too short. After that all was sweetness and
light!
Chris Mason
On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 09:44:53 -0500, Mark Hammond
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Subject: Re: Interrupting CICS and IMS transactions
Jim
I tried to get onto the IMS-L list and failed miserably so I hope I am
not
wasting my time telling you what you have already been told - always a
Jim
I tried to get onto the IMS-L list and failed miserably so I hope I am not
wasting my time telling you what you have already been told - always a risk
when cross-posting.
Fortunately I was able to check responses in the CICS-L list since I already
subscribe to it.
I am looking at this pur
You will have to figure out how to trap the user interrupt request. Once you
have that your program can issue the DB2 command "Cancel Thread" using
instrumentation facility interface. The thread will be cancelled, unit of work
will
rollback ( which CAN take a long time ) and control will return
e-
From: Jim McAlpine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 August 2008 16:57
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Interrupting CICS and IMS transactions
Cross posted to the CICS and IMS lists.
We have an application that runs in both CICS/DB2 and IMS/DB2. For database
queries we currently set searc
Cross posted to the CICS and IMS lists.
We have an application that runs in both CICS/DB2 and IMS/DB2. For database
queries we currently set search limits to end the query transaction. We are
toying with the idea of allowing end users to be able to dynamically run
queries on any database column
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