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bmathuri
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| Hi! This is your First post in our Forums! So please be sure to 1) Use meaningful and descriptive Topic Title 2) Try to post your query in the relevant forum category 3) Make sure your query is not already posted and solved in our forums, Use the Search facility and avoid Reposts! If you are following the above rules, delete this message and post your query here! |
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 Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 1:04 pm Post subject: Re: What is ment by a standalone region... |
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Anuj D.
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Hi,
In what context you here this? 'Standalone' is an english word which stands for 'individual', 'unconnected' and 'region' means 'area'...so an 'unconnected area'.. |
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bmathuri
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In CICS there are AOR(Application owning region), TOR (Terminal owning region),FOR (File Owning Region) like that there is also a stand alone region....
Only if u know CICS you will know these |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Just a guess !
Usually CICS is setup with many regions dedicated to different tasks
( for example )
TOR - Terminal Owning region
AOR _ Application Owning
FOR - file owning region
a standalone region would be in this sense a CICS setup where all the functions/facilities
are implemented in a single region |
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enrico-sorichetti
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so.. if You knew why post ?
I would say that Anuj does know,
that' s why he was wondering about Your terminology
and the meaning of Your question |
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bmathuri
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| Thanks for your reply...I thought he is making fun |
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dick scherrer
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Hello bmathuri and welcome to the forums,
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| Thanks for your reply...I thought he is making fun |
No, he was simply trying to find where you were coming from as your first post did not conform to the forum "rules for posting". When you post a new topic, you want to specify a meaningful topic (which you did) and then include detail info abut your request in the body of the topic. Your topic text contains the forum "first time info" and nothing about your request.
Possibly another way to think of a "standalone region" is one that is not part of some MRO configuration. As Enrico mentioned, it is self-contained. |
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Anuj D.
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Hi bmathuri,
A tuff start ..eh..  . Two Moderators, one senior (I don't why they put this, I'm not that senior though..  ) & a newbie ..
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| I thought he is making fun |
Did you note about the time of my post, no, ok I quote that here
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| Wed Mar 19, 2008 1:27 pm |
My location shown under my avtar is Mumbai, India but now a days I work in MST timings, so actually above time is equivalent to 1:00 A.M. (midnight) here in U.S. (MST). I sware, if I work this late I'm never in a mood of fun & never I was.. .
Well, 'we' usually assume that what "happens" at 'our' shop (shop, the mainframes wolrd of the company in which we work) same "terminologies" are applicable all over, but sometimes they are not; as stated by enrico
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| that' s why he was wondering about Your terminology |
Well, nothing to worry, we all were caught in this once in a while..
have a good one,
later |
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bmathuri
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| That's fine...even I should have been clear....I thought as this has been posted in CICS...a detailed description is necessary |
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Aaru
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bmathuri,
In addition to all the regions, there is also a DOR(data owning region) . May be fOR region also refers to the same but just thought of mentioning. |
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