Using the CICS PROGRAM application
This section describes how to use the CICS PROGRAM application.
This application shows a scrollable list of application programs by name, identifies the application program type, and displays the current status of each program.
Figure 1. DBCTL PROGRAM application
COMMAND ===> TGT ===> IMS410
LC CMDS ==> P, S, L, U
LC PROGRAM- TYPE -------- STATUS ---------
BBFPGM01 FP U STARTED
BBFPGM02 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM03 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM04 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM05 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM06 FP M PROGRAM STOPPED
BBFPGM07 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM08 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM09 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM10 BMP PROGRAM LOCKED
BBFPGM11 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM12 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM13 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM14 TP PROGRAM NOT INITIALIZED
BBFPGM15 TP STARTED
BBFPGM16 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM17 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM18 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM19 FP N STARTED
BBFPGM20 FP N STARTED
Enter any of the following one- or two-character line commands on the line of the program that you want to change:
Line command | Description |
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P | issues the /STOP PROGRAM command to stop the execution of the program |
S | issues the /START PROGRAM command to start the program, which makes it available for scheduling in the IMS regions |
L | issues the /LOCK PROGRAM command to stop the scheduling of the program |
U | issues the /UNLOCK PROGRAM command to free a program previously locked by the /LOCK command |
The following table contains the field descriptions for the PROGRAM application:
Field name | Description |
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PROGRAM | one- to eight-character name of the program |
TYPE | type of application program, which can be
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STATUS | current status of the application program, which can be as follows:
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Exceptions off (X OFF) is the default. All programs are displayed, including those that are an exception to normal operation. If X ON is entered in the primary command line, only the programs in an exception to normal operation are shown. The exception status can be
- PROGRAM STOPPED
- PROGRAM LOCKED
- DATAB