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| Chapter 2 | Introduction to CICS | |
| How a CICS program works | 26 | |
| The operation of the customer inquiry program | 26 | |
| How conversational programming works | 30 | |
| How pseudo-conversational programming works | 32 | |
| How to code CICS commands | 34 | |
| COBOL statements that aren't supported under CICS | 36 | |
| The specifications and BMS mapset for an inquiry program | 38 | |
| The program overview | 38 | |
| The screen layout | 38 | |
| The BMS mapset | 40 | |
| The symbolic map | 44 | |
| The design and COBOL code for the inquiry program | 48 | |
| The event/response chart | 48 | |
| The structure chart | 48 | |
| The Execute Interface Block | 50 | |
| The DFHAID copy member | 50 | |
| The COBOL code | 52 | |
| The CICS commands used in the program | 60 | |
| The SEND MAP and RECEIVE MAP commands | 60 | |
| The READ command | 62 | |
| The RETURN, XCTL, and ABEND commands | 64 | |
| How to develop a CICS program | 66 | |
| A procedure for developing a CICS program | 66 | |
| How to prepare a program for execution | 68 | |
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