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I have the transaction name for cics screen.. With the
transaction name, how will I find the cics program written
for the transaction and BMS map program also...
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Answer / mahesh
you can us e
CEMT INQUIRE TRAN(XXXX) PROG(*)
It will show the program that are used by the transcation
(XXXX)
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PCT (Program COntrol Table) contains transaction id and the
corresponding program name.
Once we got program name from PCT we can browse through PPT
(Processing Program Table) which contains Program name,
Mapset name, Language, Size, Main storage address, Task
User counter and Load library address.
~ Himanshu
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Answer / xyz
Using CEMT INQUIRE command you can inquire any CICS table.
For example you can use CEMT INQUIRE TRANS(*) to browse the
PCT table.
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Answer / adarsh
but whats the method to browse PCT table or any cics table
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