XCICS supplied transactions

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XCICS is deployed with a set of transactions to perform special functions during the execution of an XCICS session. All functions are performed interactively, by means of administration's reserved transactions executed during the XCICS session

Configuration

No special setting must be perform to define the following transactions.

Their protection level can be controlled using the set admin_protection_levl directive. By default a protection level of 64 is assumed for XCICS provided transactions.

CESN

CESN allows to sign on and sign off in the XCICS application.

If region's auth_mode has been set to "passwd" or "ldap", CESN will allow to the operator to manage his password.

Usage: refer to its online help.

CEBR

CEBR allows to browse the Temporary Storage queues currently present in the system.

Usage: refer to its online help.

CEB2

Similar to CEBR, CEB2 allows to browse the Temporary Storage queues with names longer than 8 characters, currently present in the system.

Usage: refer to its online help.

CETD

CETD allows to browse, edit and set trigger level Transient Data queues defined in the system

Usage: refer to its online help.

CEDF

CEDF allows to trace the execution of user programs, command by command.

Usage: refer to its online help.

CEFH

CEFH allows to browse and edit XCICS datasets.

Usage: refer to its online help.

CESQ

CESQ allows to easily monitor the status of XCICS diplaying:

•engine occupation
•wait queue length
•average trx response time
•average and maximum wait queue length & time

Usage:

CESQ

CEDB

CEDB allows to activate and change the debug information for a terminal or a transaction

Usage:

CEDB (ON|OFF)[,TERM=<termid>|TRAN=<transid>][,DISPLAY=<display>][,NOAUTO]

Parameters:

ON

activate debug system

OFF

deactivate debug system

TERM

specifies the terminal for which debug must be activate.

If omitted current terminal is assumed.

TRAN

specifies the transaction name for which debug must be actvate

DISPLAY

DISP

sets the X/server DISPLAY address where debug system (both Microfocus and ACUCOBOL) must be started.

It is mandatory for:

•transaction-oriented debugging
•background terminal debugging
•ACUCOBOL debugging

it must be provided in the standard DISPLAY format: address:display.

If set to "*" (asterisk) the display 0 (zero) on the IP address of the connected terminal is used

i.e.:

CEDB ON,DISP=192.168.1.32:0

CEDB ON,DISP=*,TRAN=ACCT

TTY

sets the target terlnet (device) to debug with ACUCOBOL

i.e.:

CEDB ON,TTY=pts/4

THIN

sets the ACUCOBOL thin client address to debug with ACUCOBOL thin client.

XCICS must be configured with "allow_acu_thin=yes"

I.e.

CEDB ON,THIN=192.168.1.32:8000

NOAUTO

if specified, debug requestes for current terminal, automated disconnect/reconnect flow is disabled, and let the user to perform the disconnect/reconnect operation according to his preferences

If no parameter is provided, CEDB display the current status of debugging for the terminal.

CETR

CETR allows to activate and change the trace level for the whole application or for a single transaction.

CETR [CORE=(NONE|FULL)][,TASK=(NONE|USER|FULL)][,TERM=<TERM>][,TRAN=<TRAN>]

CORE

set the core trace level. Admitted values:

•NONE
•FULL

TASK

sets the trace level for all terminals. Admitted values:

•NONE
•USER
•FULL

TERM

restricts the trace level set-up to the specified terminal

TRAN

restricts the trace level set-up to the specified transaction