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CICS Commands





CICS command summary
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This list shows the EXEC CICS® commands categorized according to the function they perform.
Abend support

* ABEND
* HANDLE ABEND

APPC basic conversation

* GDS ALLOCATE
* GDS ASSIGN
* GDS CONNECT PROCESS
* GDS EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES
* GDS EXTRACT PROCESS
* GDS FREE
* GDS ISSUE ABEND
* GDS ISSUE CONFIRMATION
* GDS ISSUE ERROR
* GDS ISSUE PREPARE
* GDS ISSUE SIGNAL
* GDS RECEIVE
* GDS SEND
* GDS WAIT

APPC mapped conversation

* ALLOCATE (APPC)
* CONNECT PROCESS
* CONVERSE (APPC)
* EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES (APPC)
* EXTRACT PROCESS
* FREE (APPC)
* ISSUE ABEND
* ISSUE CONFIRMATION
* ISSUE ERROR
* ISSUE PREPARE
* ISSUE SIGNAL (APPC)
* RECEIVE (APPC)
* SEND (APPC)
* WAIT CONVID

Authentication

* CHANGE PASSWORD
* SIGNOFF
* SIGNON
* VERIFY PASSWORD

Batch data interchange

* ISSUE ABORT
* ISSUE ADD
* ISSUE END
* ISSUE ERASE
* ISSUE NOTE
* ISSUE QUERY
* ISSUE RECEIVE
* ISSUE REPLACE
* ISSUE SEND
* ISSUE WAIT

BMS

* PURGE MESSAGE
* RECEIVE MAP
* RECEIVE MAP MAPPINGDEV
* RECEIVE PARTN
* ROUTE
* SEND CONTROL
* SEND MAP
* SEND MAP MAPPINGDEV
* SEND PAGE
* SEND PARTNSET
* SEND TEXT
* SEND TEXT MAPPED
* SEND TEXT NOEDIT

Built-in functions

* BIF DEEDIT

CICS business transaction services (BTS)

* ACQUIRE
* ADD SUBEVENT
* CANCEL
* CHECK ACQPROCESS
* CHECK ACTIVITY
* CHECK TIMER
* DEFINE ACTIVITY
* DEFINE COMPOSITE EVENT
* DEFINE INPUT EVENT
* DEFINE PROCESS
* DEFINE TIMER
* DELETE ACTIVITY
* DELETE CONTAINER (BTS)
* DELETE EVENT
* DELETE TIMER
* ENDBROWSE ACTIVITY
* ENDBROWSE CONTAINER
* ENDBROWSE EVENT
* ENDBROWSE PROCESS
* FORCE TIMER
* GET CONTAINER (BTS)
* GETNEXT ACTIVITY
* GETNEXT CONTAINER
* GETNEXT EVENT
* GETNEXT PROCESS
* INQUIRE ACTIVITYID
* INQUIRE CONTAINER
* INQUIRE EVENT
* INQUIRE PROCESS
* INQUIRE TIMER
* LINK ACQPROCESS
* LINK ACTIVITY
* MOVE CONTAINER (BTS)
* PUT CONTAINER (BTS)
* REMOVE SUBEVENT
* RESET ACQPROCESS
* RESET ACTIVITY
* RESUME
* RETRIEVE REATTACH EVENT
* RETRIEVE SUBEVENT
* RUN
* STARTBROWSE ACTIVITY
* STARTBROWSE CONTAINER
* STARTBROWSE EVENT
* STARTBROWSE PROCESS
* SUSPEND (BTS)
* TEST EVENT

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Channel commands

* DELETE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
* GET CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
* MOVE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
* PUT CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
* START TRANSID (CHANNEL)

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Console support

* WRITE OPERATOR

Diagnostic services

* DUMP TRANSACTION
* ENTER TRACENUM

Document services

* DOCUMENT CREATE
* DOCUMENT INSERT
* DOCUMENT RETRIEVE
* DOCUMENT SET

Environment services

* ADDRESS
* ADDRESS SET
* ASSIGN

Exception support

* HANDLE CONDITION
* IGNORE CONDITION
* POP HANDLE
* PUSH HANDLE

File control services

* DELETE
* ENDBR
* READ
* READNEXT
* READPREV
* RESETBR
* REWRITE
* STARTBR
* UNLOCK
* WRITE

Interval control services

* ASKTIME
* CANCEL
* DELAY
* FORMATTIME
* POST
* RETRIEVE
* START
* WAIT EVENT

Journaling

* WAIT JOURNALNAME
* WAIT JOURNALNUM
* WRITE JOURNALNAME
* WRITE JOURNALNUM

Monitoring

* MONITOR

Named counter server

* DEFINE COUNTER
* DEFINE DCOUNTER
* DELETE COUNTER
* DELETE DCOUNTER
* GET COUNTER
* GET DCOUNTER
* QUERY COUNTER
* QUERY DCOUNTER
* REWIND COUNTER
* REWIND DCOUNTER
* UPDATE COUNTER
* UPDATE DCOUNTER
*

Program control

* LINK
* LOAD
* RELEASE
* RETURN
* XCTL

Scheduling services

* START ATTACH
* START BREXIT

Security services

* QUERY SECURITY

Spool Interface (JES)

* SPOOLCLOSE
* SPOOLOPEN INPUT
* SPOOLOPEN OUTPUT
* SPOOLREAD
* SPOOLWRITE

Storage control

* FREEMAIN
* GETMAIN

Syncpoint

* SYNCPOINT
* SYNCPOINT ROLLBACK

Task control

* CHANGE TASK
* DEQ
* ENQ
* SUSPEND
* WAIT EXTERNAL
* WAITCICS

TCP/IP services

* EXTRACT CERTIFICATE
* EXTRACT TCPIP

Temporary storage control

* DELETEQ TS
* READQ TS
* WRITEQ TS

Terminal control

* ALLOCATE (LUTYPE6.1)
* ALLOCATE (MRO)
* BUILD ATTACH (LUTYPE6.1)
* BUILD ATTACH (MRO)
* CONVERSE (default)
* CONVERSE (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
* CONVERSE (LUTYPE4)
* CONVERSE (LUTYPE6.1)
* CONVERSE (MRO)
* CONVERSE (SCS)
* CONVERSE (2260)
* CONVERSE (3270 display)
* CONVERSE (3270 logical)
* CONVERSE (3600-3601)
* CONVERSE (3600-3614)
* CONVERSE (3650 interpreter)
* CONVERSE (3650-3270)
* CONVERSE (3650-3653)
* CONVERSE (3650-3680)
* CONVERSE (3767)
* CONVERSE (3770)
* CONVERSE (3790 full-function or inquiry)
* CONVERSE (3790 3270-display)
* EXTRACT ATTACH (LUTYPE6.1)
* EXTRACT ATTACH (MRO)
* EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES (MRO)
* EXTRACT LOGONMSG
* EXTRACT TCT
* FREE (LUTYPE6.1)
* FREE
* FREE (MRO)
* HANDLE AID
* ISSUE COPY (3270 logical)
* ISSUE DISCONNECT
* ISSUE ENDFILE
* ISSUE ENDOUTPUT
* ISSUE EODS
* ISSUE ERASEAUP
* ISSUE LOAD
* ISSUE PASS
* ISSUE PRINT
* ISSUE RESET
* ISSUE SIGNAL (LUTYPE6.1)
* POINT
* RECEIVE (default)
* RECEIVE (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
* RECEIVE (LUTYPE4)
* RECEIVE (LUTYPE6.1)
* RECEIVE (MRO)
* RECEIVE (2260)
* RECEIVE (2770)
* RECEIVE (2780)
* RECEIVE (2980)
* RECEIVE (3270 display)
* RECEIVE (3270 logical)
* RECEIVE (3600-3601)
* RECEIVE (3600-3614)
* RECEIVE (3650)
* RECEIVE (3767)
* RECEIVE (3770)
* RECEIVE (3790 full-function or inquiry)
* RECEIVE (3790 3270-display)
* SEND (default)
* SEND (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
* SEND (LUTYPE4)
* SEND (LUTYPE6.1)
* SEND (MRO)
* SEND (SCS)
* SEND (2260)
* SEND (2770)
* SEND (2880)
* SEND (2980)
* SEND (3270 display)
* SEND (3270 logical)
* SEND (3600 pipeline)
* SEND (3600-3601)
* SEND (3600-3614)
* SEND (3650 interpreter)
* SEND (3650-3270)
* SEND (3650-3653)
* SEND (3650-3680)
* SEND (3767)
* SEND (3770)
* SEND (3790 full-function or inquiry)
* SEND (3790 SCS)
* SEND (3790 3270-display)
* SEND (3790 3270-printer)
* WAIT SIGNAL
* WAIT TERMINAL

Transient data

* DELETEQ TD
* READQ TD
* WRITEQ TD

Web support

* Start of changeCONVERTTIMEEnd of change
* Start of changeWEB CLOSEEnd of change
* Start of changeWEB CONVERSEEnd of change
* WEB ENDBROWSE FORMFIELD
* WEB ENDBROWSE HTTPHEADER
* WEB EXTRACT
* Start of changeWEB OPENEnd of change
* Start of changeWEB PARSE URLEnd of change
* WEB READ FORMFIELD
* WEB READ HTTPHEADER
* WEB READNEXT FORMFIELD
* WEB READNEXT HTTPHEADER
* WEB RECEIVE (Server and Client versions)
* WEB RETRIEVE
* WEB SEND (Server and Client versions)
* WEB STARTBROWSE FORMFIELD
* WEB STARTBROWSE HTTPHEADER
* WEB WRITE HTTPHEADER
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