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Security ...................................274
RLS commands ................................275
CKDIR ...................................275
DELETE ..................................275
LPULL ...................................275
LPUSH ...................................276
LQUEUE ..................................277
MKDIR ...................................277
READ ...................................277
VARDROP .................................278
VARGET ..................................278
VARPUT ..................................279
WRITE ...................................279
Chapter 21. REXX/CICS Command Definition .....................281
Background ..................................281
Highlights ...................................281
Accomplishing Command Definition .........................281
Command Arguments Passed to REXX Programs ....................282
Command Arguments Passed to Assembler Programs ..................282
CICPARMS Control Block .............................283
Non-REXX Language Interfaces ..........................284
CICGETV - Call to Get, Set, or Drop a REXX Variable ..................284
Operands ..................................284
Notes ...................................284
Chapter 22. REXX/CICS DB2 Interface .......................285
Programming Considerations............................285
Embedding SQL Statements ............................285
Receiving the Results .............................287
Using the SQL Communications Area .......................288
Example Using SQL Statements .........................288
Chapter 23. REXX/CICS High-level Client/Server Support ................291
Overview ...................................291
High-level, Natural, Transparent REXX Client Interface .................291
Support for REXX-based Application Clients and Servers ................291
Value of REXX in Client/Server Computing.......................291
REXX/CICS Client Exec Example ..........................292
REXX/CICS Server Exec Example..........................293
Chapter 24. REXX/CICS Panel Facility .......................295
Facility ....................................295
Example of Panel Definition ...........................295
Defining Panels.................................296
Defining the Field Control Characters with the '.DEFINE' Verb ...............296
.DEFINE ...................................297
Default field control characters ..........................297
Operands ..................................298
Options...................................298
Defining the Actual PANEL Layout with the '.PANEL' Verb .................299
.PANEL....................................300
Operands ..................................301
Panel Generation and Panel Input/Output .......................301
PANEL RUNTIME
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Operands ..................................303
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