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Desenvolvido por DORNELLES Carlos Alberto - Analista de Sistemas - Brasília DF. - cad_cobol@hotmail.com

WAIT CONVID

Requests buffered data to be transmitted on an advanced program-to-program communications (APPC) mapped conversation.
An APPC conversation allows a program to send data to, and receive data from, a program that is running in a remote system.
Programming that uses APPC conversations is called Distributed Transaction Programming (DTP).
For guidance information about DTP, refer to the TXSeries for Multiplatforms Intercommunication Guide.

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Descrição:

WAIT CONVID allows an application program to ensure that any accumulated application data from a SEND command, or the results of a CONNECT PROCESS command, are transmitted to the partner transaction.

Opções:

    CONVID(name)
  • Identifies the conversation to which the command relates.
  • The four-byte name identifies either the token that was returned by a previously executed ALLOCATE command in the EIBRSRCE field of the EXEC Interface Block (EIB), or the token that represents the principal facility (that was returned by a previously executed ASSIGN command).
    STATE(cvda)
  • Gets the state of the current conversation.

Condições:

    NOTALLOC
  • Occurs if the specified CONVID value does not relate to a conversation that is owned by the application.
  • Ação pré-definida: Terminates the task abnormally.
    INVREQ
  • Occurs for the following conditions, depending on the options that are specified on the WAIT CONVID command:
    • When an attempt is made to use a distributed transaction processing (DTP) command on a valid non-DTP CONVID.
    • When WAIT CONVID is not valid for the current state of the APPC conversation.
    • A remotely linked-to program attempted to execute a WAIT CONVID command that refers to the principal facility.
  • Ação pré-definida: Terminates the task abnormally.

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