What are different system tables used in CICS?



What are different system tables used in CICS?..

Answer / manik

They are

1.TCT (Terminal control Table): Terminals are registered
here
2.PCT (prgram contol table): Transaction-id are registered
here.
3.PPT (processing program Table):progarmas & cics map are
registered here.
4.FCT (file control program):vsam files that are used are
registered here.
5.RCT: DB2 plans are registered here.
6.DCT(destination control table):TDQ are registered here.
7.TST(temporary storage table):TSQ are registered here.
8.JCT(journal control table):it contains information
regarding system log and journal files
9.SNT(sign-on-table):user-id &password are registered here.
10.PLT(program list table):all the programs that are
automatically started during cics start up & stut down are
registered here.


AND MANY MORE........

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