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Wanida Atiakkachai

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May 6, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/6/99
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Hello All,

I have some question about the CICS instruction. When I execute
"EXEC CICS ADDRESS TWA(address of twa-area) END-EXEC"
instruction in COBOL program, I found the twa-area address is
x'FF000000'. And when I try to put the value into the field in twa-area,
I got response code '0C4'. Could anyone please explain to me why I
got the result likes this and how to solve this problem? Thank you in advance.

My environment is CICS4.1.0 and COBOL MVS.

Regards,
Wanida

Booysen Corneel

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May 6, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/6/99
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Hi,

The "address" you received indicates that there is no
TWA. Make sure that the TWA size is defined in the
transaction definition in CEDA.

Regards.
Corneel.
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Marcvale

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Your result suggestsyour transaction was defined without a transaction work
area size, so no storage was allocated. Set your TWasize to the size of
your twa-area.

Gary Bergman

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May 6, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/6/99
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On Thu, 6 May 1999 16:25:56 +0700, Wanida Atiakkachai wrote:

>..... When I execute "EXEC CICS ADDRESS TWA(address of twa-area) END-EXEC"


>instruction in COBOL program, I found the twa-area address is
>x'FF000000'.

This is CICS's way of telling you the TWA does NOT EXIST because
there was no TWAsize specified in the Transaction Definition.

Regards,
Gary
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Chase, John

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May 6, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/6/99
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You probably have no TWA defined on your TRANSaction definition (TWASIZE =
0). X'FF000000" is what CICS returns as a "null pointer".

-jc-

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> Hello All,
>

> I have some question about the CICS instruction. When I execute


> "EXEC CICS ADDRESS TWA(address of twa-area) END-EXEC"
> instruction in COBOL program, I found the twa-area address is

Volker Bandke

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May 7, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/7/99
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** Reply to message from Wanida Atiakkachai <Wan...@SCBS.CO.TH> on Thu, 6 May

1999 16:25:56 +0700

> Hello All,
>
> I have some question about the CICS instruction. When I execute
> "EXEC CICS ADDRESS TWA(address of twa-area) END-EXEC"
> instruction in COBOL program, I found the twa-area address is
> x'FF000000'.

Well, if CICS returns an address of X'FF000000', this means - There is no TWA.
Just check the TWA size by EXEC CICS ASSIGN TWALEN(xxxx), which will return 0

With kind regards

Volker Bandke
(BSP GmbH)

What does CICS mean? - Convience In Computer Service

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