What is the process of converting the CICS commands into
the equivalent host language statements called?

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What is the process of converting the CICS commands into the equivalent host language statements c..

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translating

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What is the process of converting the CICS commands into the equivalent host language statements c..

Answer / amol

I will add more as Translator is used for coverting cics
command language into understanding COBOL language. After
that You can compile the COBOL Program by using IGYCRCTL
Utility.

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What is the process of converting the CICS commands into the equivalent host language statements c..

Answer / mahesh.n

CICS pre-compiler does this work, befor compilation, i.e
before running igycrctl

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