Figures

  1. CICS organization--domains
  2. AP domain--major components
  3. Transaction-routing flow for non-APPC devices
  4. Control blocks associated with basic mapping support (BMS)
  5. Modules associated with basic mapping support (BMS)
  6. Data stream build interfaces
  7. Non-3270 input mapping interfaces
  8. Mapping control program interfaces
  9. LU1 printer with extended attributes mapping program interfaces
  10. 3270 mapping program interfaces
  11. Page and text build program interfaces
  12. Partition handling program interfaces
  13. Route list resolution program interfaces
  14. Terminal page processor interfaces
  15. Undelivered messages cleanup program interfaces
  16. Page retrieval program interfaces
  17. Top-level view of the components participating in TCTTE creation
  18. Major active components in the INSTALL process
  19. TCTTE structure
  20. Pattern structure
  21. Patterns and subpatterns
  22. The builder stub
  23. Major active components in the DELETE process
  24. Create/delete state diagram
  25. A general hierarchy
  26. Simple example showing recursion
  27. The recovery record
  28. Action block and action elements (audit trail)
  29. TCTTE layout
  30. Calling sequence of builders (determined by patterns)
  31. The major components of the CICS-DBCTL interface
  32. Some control blocks used for DBCTL support
  33. Data interchange program interfaces
  34. Overview of program link
  35. Distributed transaction processing for MRO and LU6.1
  36. Distributed transaction processing for mapped conversations in LU6.2
  37. Distributed transaction processing for unmapped conversations in LU6.2
  38. Distributed transaction processing of LU6.2 receive requests
  39. CICS-DL/I interfaces
  40. Control blocks for DL/I database support
  41. Module flow of DL/I requests to the DL/I call processors
  42. Dump utility program interfaces
  43. EXEC interface block (EIB)
  44. EXEC interface communication area (EIC)
  45. EXEC interface storage (EIS)
  46. Extended recovery facility support
  47. External CICS interface, CALL-level API
  48. External CICS interface, EXEC-level API
  49. Control blocks associated with file control
  50. Main file control modules and their interfaces
  51. FEPI application programming command flows
  52. FEPI system programming command flows
  53. Logic flow within the FEPI adapter
  54. Interaction of the FEPI adapter and Resource Manager
  55. FEPI control block relationships
  56. CICS function shipping
  57. Task’s view of CICS function shipping TCTTEs
  58. Overview of CICS function shipping
  59. Overview of CICS function shipping of DL/I requests
  60. CICS/MRO terminal control layer of control blocks
  61. Cross-region block (CRB)
  62. Interregion SVC layer of control blocks interfaced by the DFHIR macro
  63. Control blocks accessed by CICS/MRO terminal-control layer of control blocks and by interregion SVC layer of control blocks
  64. Location of control blocks in MVS virtual storage
  65. Interregion communication
  66. Interval control element (ICE)
  67. Language Environment interface components
  68. Message-switching interfaces
  69. NACP error code processing
  70. Some control blocks used for remote DL/I support
  71. RDO interfaces
  72. SAA Communications application request processing
  73. SAA Resource Recovery application request processing
  74. Control blocks associated with the subsystem interface
  75. Example of a hash table
  76. Table manager control blocks
  77. Task-related user exit control flow
  78. Control blocks associated with task-related user exits
  79. Control blocks used during the lifetime of a task-related user exit
  80. Terminal control interfaces
  81. Terminal control functions and modules
  82. Terminal control ZCP and TCP common control routines
  83. Terminal control TCP control routines (BSAM)
  84. Terminal control general flow through device-dependent modules (TCP only)
  85. Terminal control table (TCT)
  86. Control blocks associated with terminal control
  87. Terminal control table line entry (TCTLE)
  88. Terminal abnormal condition line entry (TACLE)
  89. Trace formatting components
  90. DFHTFP abnormal condition program interfaces
  91. DFHACP abnormal condition program interfaces
  92. Transaction routing
  93. Transaction routing for APPC devices: modules in the application-owning region
  94. Transaction routing for APPC devices: TCT control-block structure in the application-owning region
  95. Transaction routing for APPC devices: Modules in the terminal-owning region
  96. DFHXTP transformer operations
  97. Transaction-routing data streams
  98. Routed data format
  99. Control blocks associated with the relay transaction
  100. Control blocks for the user transaction (non-APPC device)
  101. Transient data interfaces for intrapartition queues
  102. Transient data interfaces for extrapartition queues
  103. UEI control blocks
  104. Control blocks associated with the user exit interface
  105. Flow of control for CNOS
  106. Web support module list
  107. AP domain termination program interfaces
  108. CICS dump domain structure
  109. Format of the system and transaction dump tables and browse token table
  110. MVS TCB structure used by CICS
  111. Control blocks associated with the JVM pool and shared class cache
  112. Control blocks associated with the trace domain
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