OldSysAdmin 
360 pts. | Apr 23 2009 3:13PM GMT
It’s a 3270 terminal session, from an emulator it sounds like in your situation.
Q:
CICS commands
Hi,
I am using PCOM for accessing Z OS. I am new to Mainframes. I want to fire this command.
CEDA DEF PROG(PROG1) GROUP(GRP1) LANG(COBOL).
When i googled I found that i have to fire this command at CICS terminal.
I want to know how can I get to the CICS terminal.
I am using PCOM for accessing Z OS. I am new to Mainframes. I want to fire this command.
CEDA DEF PROG(PROG1) GROUP(GRP1) LANG(COBOL).
When i googled I found that i have to fire this command at CICS terminal.
I want to know how can I get to the CICS terminal.
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Apr 21 2009 8:37 AM GMT
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How you logon to CICS depends on your organisation. If you have a TN3270 session with z/OS (using an emulator like PCOM), then you'd normally have some kind of 'hello' screen. This screen may tell you how to logon to CICS, or you'd use the command
LOGON APPLID(cicsappl)
Where cicsappl the applid of the CICS region.
However, you'll need to ask your CICS systems programmer what the CICS applid is (you could have lots of different CICS regions running at the same time).
A couple of other points:
- This command will define the program to CICS. However you need the command
CEDA I G(GRP1) before you can use this in CICS
After doing this, if you COLD start your CICS region. The definition goes. You'll need to add this group to a list (if you haven't already done so)- Some CICS regions also have a 'hello' screen. You'll need to hit the CLEAR button before using the CEDA transaction
Hope this helps.
