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What is the difference between a RETURN with TRANSID and
XCTL ?For example prog. A is issuing REUTRN with TRANSID to
prog B. Prog A. is issuing XCTL to prog B?
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Answer Posted / shankargouda y annigeri
When we issue a return with transis..The control is given
to the transid which must be one logical upwards.
In example 1:A is issuing REUTRN with TRANSID to
prog B..Means control goes to prog B which must be one
logical upwards..
XCTL means:No return is expected..
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