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    Ibm Mainframes: CICS Training Class-06

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    The document provides an overview of the interaction between CICS and DB2 on IBM mainframes. It discusses how CICS provides an interface to DB2 and how DB2 requires a CICS attachment facility to connect. It also describes how CICS programs can issue SQL commands to access DB2 databases, and how the DB2-CICS connection is defined in the resource control table (RCT). Finally, it lists some common CICS-supplied transactions like CESN for sign on and CESF for sign off.

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    The document provides an overview of the interaction between CICS and DB2 on IBM mainframes. It discusses how CICS provides an interface to DB2 and how DB2 requires a CICS attachment facility to connect. It also describes how CICS programs can issue SQL commands to access DB2 databases, and how the DB2-CICS connection is defined in the resource control table (RCT). Finally, it lists some common CICS-supplied transactions like CESN for sign on and CESF for sign off.

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    The document provides an overview of the interaction between CICS and DB2 on IBM mainframes. It discusses how CICS provides an interface to DB2 and how DB2 requires a CICS attachment facility to connect. It also describes how CICS programs can issue SQL commands to access DB2 databases, and how the DB2-CICS connection is defined in the resource control table (RCT). Finally, it lists some common CICS-supplied transactions like CESN for sign on and CESF for sign off.

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    IBM MAINFRAMES

    CICS Training Class-06

    www.mainframes-online-training.weebly.com Polsani Anil Kumar


    CICS – DB2

     CICS provides interface to DB2


     DB2 requires CICS attachment facility to connect itself to CICS
     CICS program can issue commands for DB2 with SQL in order to
    access DB2 data base.

    EXEC SQL function


    Options
    END-EXEC.
    DB2 database access by CICS

    Operating System

    CICS
    DB2 Region
    Application
    Program

    CICS attachment facility


    Terminal

    DATASETS

    DATABASE
    DB2 entries

     DB2-CICS connection is defined with in RCT ( Resource Control


    Table).
     The information in RCT is used to control interaction between CICS
    and DB2
     Command for RCT entry
     CEDA DEF DB2E(DB21) G(GROUP NAME)
     CEDA INS DB2E(DB21) G(GROUP NAME)
     In this provide the plan name and transaction id.

     CEDA DEF DB2T(DB2T) G(GROUP NAME)


     CEDA INS DB2T(DB2T) G(GROUP NAME)
     IN THIS PROVIDE THE TASACTION ID AND entry id
    Preparation COBOL-CICS-DB2 program

    SOURCE PROGRAM

    CICS DB2
    DBRM MEMBER
    TRANSLATION PRE COMPILATION

    COBOL
    COMPILATION
    BIND PROCESS

    LINK EDIT

    PLAN PACKAGE
    LOAD MODULE
    Interval and Task control

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    ASKTIME

     Used to obtain current date and time


     Syntax:

    EXEC CICS ASKTIME ABSTIME(DATAITEM)


    END-EXEC.

     ABSTIME return the time in packed decimal format


     Data item PIC clause is 9(14) comp-3.
    FORMATTIME

    Used to format the time as needed

    EXEC CICS FORMATTIME ABSTIME(DATA-ITEM)


    [YYDDD(DATA-ITEM)]
    [YYMMDD(DATA-ITEM)]
    [ MMDDYYYY(DATA-ITEM) ]
    [ DATESEP(‘/’) ]
    [ TIME(DATA-ITEM)  ]
    [ TIMESEP(‘:’)]
    END-EXEC

    Conditions : INVREQ
    DELAY

     USED to delay the processing of the task


     The issuing task is suspended for a specified interval or until the
    specified time

     Syntax
    EXEC CICS DELAY
    INTERVAL(HHMMSS) | TIME(HHMMSS)
    END-EXEC.

     CONDTIONS : EXPEIRED, INVREQ


    START

     Used to start a transaction at the specified terminal and at the


    specified time o interval
     Data can be passed to the new transaction
     Syntax
    EXEC CICS START
    [TRANSID(TRANSID)]
    [TERMID(TERMID)]
    [TIME(HHMMSS) | INTERVAL (HHMMSS)]
    END-EXEC.

     Conditions: INVREQ. LENGERR, TERMIDERR,


    TRANSIDERR
    Other Interval Commands

     WAIT: To wait for an event to occur


     RETRIVE: Used to retrieve the data passed by the start
     CANCEL : Used to cancel the interval request.
     ENQ: To gain exclusive control over a resource
     DNQ: To free the exclusive control from the resource gained
    by enq
    CICS SUPPLIED TRANSACTIONS

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    CICS Supplied Transactions List

     CICS transactions have identification codes that start with “C” and are 4
    characters long

     Sign off CESF


     Sign on CESN
     Command-level interpreter CECI
     Execution diagnostic facility CEDF
     Master terminal CEMT
     Resource definition online (RDO) CEDA
     Temporary-storage browse CEBR
    CICS Supplied Transactions

     CESN : TO SIGN ON TO THE CICS SYSTEM


     CESF TO SIGN OFF WHICH BREAKS the connection between user
    and CICS
     If sign on is done for twice at the terminal. The previous operator will
    be signed off
     CECI TO build and test the effect of CICS command
     CECI ASSIGN is used to get the current user-id and terminal-id.
    CICS Supplied Transactions

     CEMT :
     Display The Status Of The CICS & System Process
     Alter The Status Of The CICS & System Process
     Remove The Installed Resource Definitions
     Perform Few Function Related To System

     CEBR : To browse the contents of CICS temporary storage queues


    (TSQ)
     CEDF to test command level application program interactively
    Thanks You

    Polsani Anil Kumar

    www.mainframes-online-training.weebly.com Polsani Anil Kumar

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