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senthil041083
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hi all,
Can you ppl explain me what is cics converse area and why we are going for it.
thanks,
senthil |
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 Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 11:19 am Post subject: Re: Need details about CICS Converse Area |
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Earl Haigh
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| can you please explain better what you are trying to accomplish ? |
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senthil041083
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Its like we have two regions one is present in different location and other one is in our site and the data communication is done through converse area..
I am seeing the receive converse area directly.
so iam not clear why we are going for it and whats the speciality of it compared to existing cics commands. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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COMMAREA maybe is a better term  |
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Bill O'Boyle
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If you're referring to an EXEC CICS CONVERSE command, then the requesting (front-end) region issues this command and waits until the back-end region responds.
Normally, the CONVERSE command is issued over LU6.2 conversations.
It is a combination of a SEND and RECEIVE on the front-end region.
On the back-end region, it is a combination of a RECEIVE and a SEND LAST (end-bracket generated).
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Bill |
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