Answer / sunita

Using EXEC CICS START command.

U can specify the date/time at which the transaction is to
be invoked in the command.

The Syntax of the START Command is :
EXEC CICS START TRANSID(name)
[INTERVAL(hhmmss) | TIME(hhmmss) | AFTER [HOURS(hh)]
[MINUTES(mm)] [SECONDS(ss)] |
AT [HOURS(hh)] [MINUTES(mm)] [SECONDS(ss)]]
[TERMID(name)]
[SYSID(name)]
[REQID(name)]
[FROM(data-area)
[LENGTH(data-value)]]
[RTRANSID(name)]
[RTERMID(name)]
[QUEUE(name)]
[NOCHECK]
[PROTECT]
END-EXEC.
Thanks & Regards,
Sunita

Answer / fernando-serpro

Sorry.....in your Cics PLT.
Fernando

Answer / fernando-serpro

You can put your program in your cics SIT and ask after one
asktime if the date is the date you want, if not return, if
yes you make a loop until your time desired.
Your loop for the time can ask each 10 minutes for example.

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