
Event Checking (TSIDCHK and TSIDCCHK)
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Event Checking (TSIDCHK and TSIDCCHK)
Description TSIDCHK and TSIDCCHK are used within a job to determine if an event
has been posted before continuing with a dependent task. If the event has
been posted, the job continues without interruption.
If you use TSIDCHK to check for the event and the event is not posted,
execution is interrupted. TSIDCHK issues a message to the operator and
asks whether the job should be canceled or suspended. If the operator
responds with WAIT, the job is suspended. However, the partition is
stopped until the event is posted. When the event is posted, the partition is
restarted automatically. If the event is never posted, the operator must
recoginze the situation and cancel the suspended job.
TSIDCCHK, the CICS version, does not interrupt processing if the event
is not posted. Your program must check the return code passed and
proceed accordingly.
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