Running File Manager batch functions with a CICS® resource
When you run a File Manager batch function with a CICS® resource, you must specify the resource type, VTAM® applid of the CICS® system, and the name of the CICS® resource. You cannot specify generic values. See Specifying a CICS resource.
When you run File Manager batch functions with a CICS® resource, be aware that:
- If you are specifying a batch keyword for a
CICS® TS queue that contains special or
lowercase characters, or a CICS® TD queue
that contains lowercase characters, you must enclose the name of the resource
in quotation marks like this:
c'rt:applid:rname'
Any single quotation mark in the resource name must be repeated. For example, to specify the TS queue name 'quoted name', enter:DSNIN=c'TS:MYCICS:''quoted name'''
- For DSG and DSC functions:
- The DISP=MOD parameter appends to the TD (transient data) and TS (temporary storage) queues. Records are always appended for CICS® files.
- The DISP=OLD parameter replaces the TD (transient data) and TS (temporary storage) queues. This is ignored for CICS® files where the data is always appended
Shown here are some examples of running File Manager batch functions with a CICS® resource.
- Example 1: Data set Generate: Creating a TS queue using a template
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$$FILEM DSG DSNOUT=TS:PRODCICS:MYTSQ $$FILEM RECSIZE=2000, $$FILEM DISP=OLD, $$FILEM TCOUT=MY.TEMPLATE.DSN(MYTP), $$FILEM NLRECS=100
- Example 2: Data Set Copy: Copying a flat file to a CICS® intrapartition TD queue
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$$FILEM DSC DSNIN=MYHLQ.QUEUE.DATA, $$FILEM DSNOUT=TD:PRODCICS:MYIQ
- Example 3: Data Set Print: Printing a CICS® file using a template
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$$FILEM DSP FORMAT=TABL, $$FILEM TCIN=MY.TEMPLATE.DSN(MYTP), $$FILEM DSNIN=FI:PRODCICS:MYKSDS
- Example 4: Find/Change: Making changes to a CICS® file
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$$FILEM FCH , $$FILEM DSNIN=FI:PRODCICS:MYKSDS CAPS ON C 'ABC' 'DEF' 12 14 /+
- Example 5: Data Set Edit Batch: Navigating a CICS® file backwards and changing a name
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$$FILEM DSEB DSNIN=FI:PRODCICS:MYKSDS,PROC=* BOT() DO UNTIL(UP(1) = 'TOF') IF FLDI(3,'=','JOHN') THEN DO OVLY_OUT('BILL',3) UPDATE() LEAVE END END /+
- Example 6: Data Set Copy: Copying a flat file into a temporary storage queue
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$$FILEM DSC DSNIN=myhlq.flatfile, $$FILEM DSNOUT=TS:TESTCICS:MYTSQ
- Example 7: Data Set Compare: Comparing two files on different CICS® systems
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$$FILEM DSCMP TYPE=RECORD, $$FILEM SYNCH=ONETOONE, $$FILEM LIST=DELTA, $$FILEM WIDE=YES,HILIGHT=YES, $$FILEM DSNOLD=FI:PRODCICS:MYKSDS, $$FILEM DSNNEW=FI:TESTCICS:MYKSDS