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TCAM message control program (non-SNA)
This section gives an example of a non-SNA TCAM message control program. This
MCP shows the relationship between the MCP definition and the CICS terminal
control table generation. It should not be construed as a typical or usable MCP for
CICS. For further information about MCP definition for a variety of devices, see the
ACF/TCAM Installation and Migration Guide. An example of a CICS terminal control
table for TCAM is given in the
CICS Resource Definition Guide.
Note: Two sample TCAM message control programs for use in an SNA network
are provided in CICSTS13.CICS.SDFHSAMP. These are DFHSPTM1 (in
which control of SNA sessions is independent of the CICS application
programs), and DFHSPTM2 (in which control of SNA sessions is according
to the requirements of the CICS application programs).
MCPCICS
CSECT
TCAMINIT
INTRO
DISK=NO,
*
PROGID=TCAM/CICS,
*
LUNITS=40,
*
MSUNITS=20,
*
KEYLEN=132,
*
CROSSRF=4,
*
DLQ=TRM1,
*
STARTUP=CY,
*
TRACE=10,
*
LINETYP=BOTH,
*
OLTEST=0
LTR
15,15
BZ
OPENLINE
NOEXEC
ABEND
123,DUMP
OPENLINE
OPEN
(PG3270,(INOUT))
TM
PG3270+48,DCBOFLGS
BNO
NOEXEC
WTO
'TIME TO START APPLICATION PROGRAM'
READY
FINISH
CLOSE
(,PG3270)
L
13,4(13)
RETURN (14,12)
PG3270
DCB
DSORG=TX,MACRV=(G,P),CPRI=S,DDNAME=DDPG3270,
*
MH=MH3270,PCI=(N,N),BUFSIZE=464,
*
INVLIST=(POLL70R,,),TRANS=EBCD
QPROC
PCB
MH=TOCICS,
*
BUFSIZE=464,
*
RESERVE=(20)
TTABLE LAST=TRM2
RIS1
TPROCESS PCB=QPROC,QUEUES=MO
*
WIS1
TPROCESS PCB=QPROC
R70I
TPROCESS PCB=QPROC,QUEUES=MO
R700
TPROCESS PCB=QPROC
T32C
TERMINAL QBY=T,DCB=LG3270R,RLN=1,TERM=327C,QUEUES=MO
S70A
TERMINAL QBY=T,DCB=PG3270,RLN=1,TERM=327R,QUEUES=MO,
*
ADDR=616140402D,NTBLKSZ=1856,SECTERM=YES
S70B
TERMINAL QBY=T,DCB=PG3270,RLN=1,TERM=327R,QUEUES=MO,
*
ADDR=6161C1C12D,NTBLKSZ=1856,SECTERM=YES
Figure 105. Example of a TCAM message control program (non-SNA) (Part 1 of 2)
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