Subtopics
- CICS command summary
The EXEC CICS commands categorized according to the function they perform. - ABEND
Terminate a task abnormally. - ACQUIRE
Acquire access to a BTS activity from outside the process that contains it. - ADD SUBEVENT
Add a sub-event to a BTS composite event. - ADDRESS
Obtain access to CICS storage areas. - ADDRESS SET
Set the address of a structure or pointer. - ALLOCATE (APPC)
Allocate a session to a remote APPC logical unit for use by an APPC mapped conversation. - ALLOCATE (LUTYPE6.1)
Acquire a session to a remote LUTYPE6.1 logical unit. - ALLOCATE (MRO)
Acquire an MRO session. - ASKTIME
Request current date and time of day. - ASSIGN
Request values from outside the local environment of the application program. - BIF DEEDIT
Provide the DEEDIT function that removes special characters from an EBCDIC data field. - BIF DIGEST
Calculate the SHA-1 digest of a string of data. - BUILD ATTACH (LUTYPE6.1)
Specify values for an LUTYPE6.1 attach header. - BUILD ATTACH (MRO)
Specify values for an MRO attach header. - CANCEL
Cancel interval control requests. - CANCEL (BTS)
Cancel a BTS activity or process. - CHANGE PHRASE
Change the password or password phrase recorded by an external security manager (ESM) for a specified user ID. - CHANGE PASSWORD
Change the password recorded by an external security manager (ESM) for a specified user ID. - CHANGE TASK
Change priority of a task. - CHECK ACQPROCESS
Check the completion status of a BTS process. - CHECK ACTIVITY
Check the completion status of a BTS activity. - CHECK TIMER
Check the status of a BTS timer. - CONNECT PROCESS
Initiate an APPC mapped conversation. - CONVERSE (default)
Communicate on standard CICS terminal support. - CONVERSE (APPC)
Communicate on an APPC mapped conversation - CONVERSE (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
Communicate on a 3270-display logical unit (LUTYPE2) or 3270-printer logical unit (LUTYPE3). - CONVERSE (LUTYPE4)
Communicate on an LUTYPE4 logical unit. - CONVERSE (LUTYPE6.1)
Communicate on an LUTYPE6.1 logical unit. - CONVERSE (SCS)
Communicate on a 3270 SCS printer logical unit. - CONVERSE (3270 logical)
Communicate on a 3270 logical unit. - CONVERSE (3600-3601)
Communicate on a 3600 (3601) logical unit. - CONVERSE (3600-3614)
Communicate on a 3600 (3614) logical unit. - CONVERSE (3650 interpreter)
Communicate on a 3650 interpreter logical unit. - CONVERSE (3650-3270)
Communicate on a 3650 host conversational (3270) logical unit. - CONVERSE (3650-3653)
Communicate on a 3650 host conversational (3653) logical unit. - CONVERSE (3650-3680)
Communicate on a 3650 host command processor (3680) logical unit. - CONVERSE (3767)
Communicate on a 3767 interactive logical unit. - CONVERSE (3770)
Communicate on a 3770 batch logical unit. - CONVERSE (3790 full-function or inquiry)
Communicate on a 3790 full-function or inquiry logical unit. - CONVERSE (3790 3270-display)
Communicate on a 3790 (3270-display) logical unit. - CONVERSE: z/OS Communications Server options
Common options used on the CONVERSE command (z/OS® Communications Server). - CONVERSE (non-z/OS Communications Server default)
Communicate on standard CICS terminal support. - CONVERSE (MRO)
Communicate on an MRO session. - CONVERSE (2260)
Communicate on a 2260 or 2265 display station. - CONVERSE: non-z/OS Communications Server options
Common options used on the CONVERSE command (non-z/OS Communications Server). - CONVERTTIME
Converts an architected date and time stamp string to the ABSTIME format. - DEFINE ACTIVITY
Define a CICS business transaction services activity. - DEFINE COMPOSITE EVENT
Define a BTS composite event. - DEFINE COUNTER and DEFINE DCOUNTER
Create a named counter in a named counter pool in the coupling facility. Use COUNTER to create counters that are handled as fullword signed counters and DCOUNTER to create counters that are handled as doubleword unsigned counters. - DEFINE INPUT EVENT
Define a BTS input event. - DEFINE PROCESS
Define a CICS business transaction services process. - DEFINE TIMER
Define a BTS timer. - DELAY
Delay the processing of a task. - DELETE
Delete a record from a file - VSAM KSDS, VSAM RRDS, and data tables only. - DELETE ACTIVITY
Delete a BTS child activity. - DELETE CONTAINER (BTS)
Delete a named BTS data-container. - DELETE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
Delete a named channel container. - DELETE COUNTER and DELETE DCOUNTER
Delete the named counter from the specified pool. Use COUNTER for fullword signed counters and DCOUNTER for doubleword unsigned counters. - DELETE EVENT
Delete a BTS event. - DELETE TIMER
Delete a BTS timer. - DELETEQ TD
Delete all transient data. - DELETEQ TS
Delete a temporary storage queue. - DEQ
Schedule use of a resource by a task (dequeue). - DOCUMENT CREATE
Create a document. - DOCUMENT DELETE
Delete a document. - DOCUMENT INSERT
Insert document objects. - DOCUMENT RETRIEVE
Copy a document into the application's own buffer. - DOCUMENT SET
Add symbols and values to symbol table. - DUMP TRANSACTION
Request a transaction dump. - ENDBR
End the browse of a file. - ENDBROWSE ACTIVITY
End a browse of the child activities of a BTS activity, or of the descendant activities of a BTS process. - ENDBROWSE CONTAINER (BTS)
End a browse of the containers associated with a BTS activity or process. - ENDBROWSE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
End a browse of the containers associated with a channel. - ENDBROWSE EVENT
End a browse of the events known to a BTS activity. - ENDBROWSE PROCESS
End a browse of processes of a specified type within the CICS business transaction services system. - ENDBROWSE TIMER
End a browse of a BTS timer. - ENQ
Schedule use of a resource by a task (enqueue). - ENTER TRACENUM
Write a trace entry. - EXTRACT ATTACH (LUTYPE6.1)
Retrieve values from an LUTYPE6.1 attach header. - EXTRACT ATTACH (MRO)
Retrieve values from an MRO attach header. - EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES (APPC)
Obtain the state of the APPC conversation. - EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES (MRO)
Extract attributes from an MRO conversation. - EXTRACT CERTIFICATE
Obtain information from the client certificate received over a TCP/IP service that specified client authentication. - EXTRACT LOGONMSG
Access z/OS Communications Server logon data. - EXTRACT PROCESS
Retrieve values from APPC conversation attach header. - EXTRACT TCPIP
Obtain information about TCP/IP characteristics of the current transaction. - EXTRACT TCT
Convert an 8-character name to a 4-character name on an LUTYPE6.1 logical unit. - EXTRACT WEB
Obtain information about an HTTP request that has been made to CICS as an HTTP server or about a connection between an Internet server and CICS as an HTTP client. This command is a synonym of WEB EXTRACT. - FORCE TIMER
Force the early expiry of a BTS timer. - FORMATTIME
Transform absolute date and time into a specified format. - FREE
Return a terminal or logical unit. - FREE (APPC)
Return an APPC mapped session to CICS. - FREE (LUTYPE6.1)
Return LUTYPE6.1 sessions to CICS. - FREE (MRO)
Return MRO sessions to CICS. - FREEMAIN
Release main storage that was acquired by using a GETMAIN request. 
FREEMAIN64
Release storage that was acquired by using a GETMAIN or GETMAIN64 request. This command is for use only in non-Language Environment (LE) AMODE(64) assembler language application programs.- GDS ALLOCATE
Acquire a session to a remote system for use by APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS ASSIGN
Get the identifier of the principal facility in use by APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS CONNECT PROCESS
Initiate an APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS EXTRACT ATTRIBUTES
Access state information on an APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS EXTRACT PROCESS
Retrieve values from an APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS FREE
Return an APPC session to CICS (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS ISSUE ABEND
Terminate APPC basic conversation abnormally (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS ISSUE CONFIRMATION
Issue a synchronization request on an APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS ISSUE ERROR
Inform an APPC basic conversation partner of an error (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS ISSUE PREPARE
Issue the first flow of a syncpoint request on an APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS ISSUE SIGNAL
Request a change of direction from the sending transaction APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS RECEIVE
Receive data on an APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS SEND
Send data on an APPC basic conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GDS WAIT
Ensure accumulated data transmitted on an APPC conversation (assembler-language and C programs only). - GET CONTAINER (BTS)
Retrieve data from a named BTS data-container. - GET CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
Retrieve data from a named channel container. - GET COUNTER and GET DCOUNTER
Get the next number from the named counter in the specified pool. Use COUNTER for fullword signed counters and DCOUNTER for doubleword unsigned counters. - GETMAIN
Get main 24-bit or 31-bit storage. - GETMAIN64
Get 24-bit, 31-bit, or 64-bit storage. This command is for use only in non-Language Environment (LE) AMODE(64) assembler language application programs. - GETNEXT ACTIVITY
Browse the child activities of a BTS activity, or the descendant activities of a BTS process. - GETNEXT CONTAINER (BTS)
Browse the containers associated with a BTS activity or process. - GETNEXT CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
Browse the containers associated with a channel. - GETNEXT EVENT
Browse the events known to a BTS activity. - GETNEXT PROCESS
Browse all processes of a specified type within the CICS business transaction services system. - GETNEXT TIMER
Browse the BTS timers associated with a BTS activity. - GET64 CONTAINER
Retrieve data from a named channel container into 64-bit storage. This command is for use only in non-Language Environment (LE) AMODE(64) assembler language application programs. CICS business transaction services (BTS) containers are not supported. - HANDLE ABEND
Handle an abnormal termination exit. - HANDLE AID
Handle attention identifiers (AIDs). - HANDLE CONDITION
Handle conditions. - IGNORE CONDITION
Ignore conditions. - INQUIRE ACTIVITYID
Retrieve the attributes of a BTS activity. - INQUIRE CONTAINER
Retrieve the attributes of a BTS data-container. - INQUIRE EVENT
Retrieve the attributes of a BTS event. - INQUIRE PROCESS
Retrieve the attributes of a BTS process. - INQUIRE TIMER
Retrieve the attributes of a BTS timer. - INVOKE SERVICE
Call a service from a CICS application. The command specifies the name of a service or the CICS resource, such as a WEBSERVICE resource, that contains information about the service to be called. - INVOKE WEBSERVICE
Call a service from a CICS application. This command is a synonym of the INVOKE SERVICE command and is provided for compatibility with existing Web service requester applications. Use INVOKE SERVICE for any new Web service applications. - ISSUE ABEND
Abend the mapped conversation with an APPC partner. - ISSUE ABORT
End processing of a data set abnormally. - ISSUE ADD
Add a record to a data set. - ISSUE CONFIRMATION
Issue a positive response to a SEND CONFIRM on an APPC mapped conversation. - ISSUE COPY (3270 logical)
Copy data from 3270 logical unit. - ISSUE DISCONNECT (default)
Terminate a session between CICS and a logical unit or terminal. - ISSUE DISCONNECT (LUTYPE6.1)
Disconnect an LUTYPE6.1 logical unit. - ISSUE END
End processing of a data set. - ISSUE ENDFILE
Indicate the end-of-file condition to the 3740 data entry system. - ISSUE ENDOUTPUT
Indicate the end-of-output condition to the 3740 data entry system. - ISSUE EODS
Send end-of-data-set function management header to the 3650 interpreter logical unit. - ISSUE ERASE
Delete a record from a data set. - ISSUE ERASEAUP
Erase all unprotected fields of a 3270 buffer. - ISSUE ERROR
Inform APPC mapped conversation partner of error. - ISSUE LOAD
Specify the name of a program on 3650 interpreter logical unit. - ISSUE NOTE
Request next record number. - ISSUE PASS
z/OS Communications Server application routing. - ISSUE PREPARE
Issue the first flow of a syncpoint request on an APPC mapped conversation. - ISSUE PRINT
Print displayed data on first available printer. - ISSUE QUERY
Interrogate a data set. - ISSUE RECEIVE
Read a record from a data set. - ISSUE REPLACE
Update a record in a data set. - ISSUE RESET
Relinquish use of a telecommunication line. - ISSUE SEND
Send data to a named data set or to a selected medium. - ISSUE SIGNAL (APPC)
Request change of direction from sending transaction on an APPC mapped conversation. - ISSUE SIGNAL (LUTYPE6.1)
Request change of direction from sending transaction on LUTYPE6.1 conversation. - ISSUE WAIT
Wait for an operation to be completed. - JOURNAL
Create a journal record. - LINK
Link to another program expecting return. - LINK ACQPROCESS
Execute a CICS business transaction services process synchronously without context-switching. - LINK ACTIVITY
Execute a CICS business transaction services activity synchronously without context-switching. - LOAD
Load a program from the CICS DFHRPL or dynamic LIBRARY concatenation into main storage. - MONITOR
Code a user event-monitoring point. - MOVE CONTAINER (BTS)
Move a BTS data-container (and its contents) from one activity to another. - MOVE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
Move a container (and its contents) from one channel to another. - POINT
Get information about an LUTYPE6.1 logical unit. - POP HANDLE
Restore the stack. - POST
Request notification when a specified time has expired. - PURGE MESSAGE
Discontinue building a BMS logical message. - PUSH HANDLE
Suspend the stack. - PUT CONTAINER (BTS)
Save data in a named BTS data-container. - PUT CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
Place data in a named channel container. - PUT64 CONTAINER
Place data from 64-bit storage in a named channel container. This command is for use only in non-Language Environment (LE) AMODE(64) assembler language application programs. CICS business transaction services (BTS) containers are not supported. - QUERY COUNTER and QUERY DCOUNTER
Query a named counter. Use COUNTER for fullword signed counters and DCOUNTER for doubleword unsigned counters. - QUERY SECURITY
To query the security authorization of the user. - READ
Read a record from a file. - READNEXT
Read next record during a browse of a file. - READPREV
Read previous record during a file browse; VSAM and data tables only. - READQ TD
Read data from the transient data queue. - READQ TS
Read data from a temporary storage queue. - RECEIVE (z/OS Communications Server default)
Receive data from standard CICS terminal support or from a task that is not attached to a terminal. - RECEIVE (APPC)
Receive data on an APPC mapped conversation. - RECEIVE (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
Receive data from a 3270-display logical unit (LUTYPE2) or a 3270-printer logical unit (LUTYPE3). - RECEIVE (LUTYPE4)
Receive data from an LUTYPE4 logical unit. - RECEIVE (LUTYPE6.1)
Receive data on an LUTYPE6.1 session. - RECEIVE (3270 logical)
Receive data from a 3270 logical unit. - RECEIVE (3600 pipeline)
Receive initial input data from a 3600 pipeline logical unit. Subsequent RECEIVEs for further input data are not allowed. - RECEIVE (3600-3601)
Receive data from a 3600 (3601) logical unit. - RECEIVE (3600-3614)
Receive data from a 3600 (3614) logical unit. - RECEIVE (3650)
Receive data from 3650 logical units. - RECEIVE (3767)
Receive data from a 3767 interactive logical unit. - RECEIVE (3770)
Receive data from a 3770 batch logical unit. - RECEIVE (3790 full-function or inquiry)
Receive data from a 3790 full-function or inquiry logical unit. - RECEIVE: z/OS Communications Server options
Common options used on the RECEIVE command (z/OS Communications Server). - RECEIVE (non-z/OS Communications Server default)
Receive data from a task that is not attached to a terminal. - RECEIVE (MRO)
Receive data on an MRO conversation. - RECEIVE (2260)
Receive data from a 2260 or 2265 display station. - RECEIVE (2980)
Receive data from a 2980 general banking terminal system. - RECEIVE (3790 3270-display)
Receive data from a 3790 (3270-display) logical unit. - RECEIVE: non-z/OSCommunications Server options
Common options used on the RECEIVE command (non-z/OS Communications Server). - RECEIVE MAP
Receive screen input into an application data area. - RECEIVE MAP MAPPINGDEV
Receive screen input into an application data area, without reference to the principal facility, if any. Terminal characteristics are obtained from the MAPPINGDEV parameter. - RECEIVE PARTN
Receive data from an 8775 terminal partition. This command is only available on standard and full BMS. - RELEASE
Release a loaded program, table, or mapset. - REMOVE SUBEVENT
Remove a sub-event from a BTS composite event. - RESET ACQPROCESS
Reset a BTS process to its initial state. - RESET ACTIVITY
Reset a BTS activity to its initial state. - RESETBR
Reset the start of a browse. - RESUME
Resume a suspended BTS process or activity. - RETRIEVE
Retrieve data stored for a task. - RETRIEVE REATTACH EVENT
Retrieve the name of an event that caused the current BTS activity to be reattached. - RETRIEVE SUBEVENT
Retrieve the name of the next sub-event in a BTS composite event's sub-event queue. - RETURN
Return program control. - REWIND COUNTER and REWIND DCOUNTER
Rewind a named counter that has reached its limit (that is, the maximum number has been assigned). Use COUNTER for fullword signed counters and DCOUNTER for doubleword unsigned counters. - REWRITE
Update a record in a file. - ROUTE
Route a BMS message. This command is only available on full BMS. - RUN
Execute a CICS business transaction services process or activity synchronously or asynchronously, with context-switching. - SEND (z/OS Communications Server default)
Write data to a standard CICS supported terminal. - SEND (APPC)
Send data on an APPC mapped conversation. - SEND (LUTYPE2/LUTYPE3)
Write data to a 3270-display logical unit (LUTYPE2) or a 3270-printer logical unit (LUTYPE3). - SEND (LUTYPE4)
Write data to a LUTYPE4 logical unit. - SEND (LUTYPE6.1)
Send data on an LUTYPE6.1 conversation. - SEND (SCS)
Write data to a 3270 SCS printer logical unit. - SEND (3270 logical)
Write data to a 3270 logical unit. - SEND (3600 pipeline)
Write data to a 3600 pipeline logical unit. - SEND (3600-3601)
Write data to a 3600 (3601) logical unit. - SEND (3600-3614)
Write data to a 3600 (3614) logical unit. - SEND (3650 interpreter)
Write data to a 3650 interpreter logical unit. - SEND (3650-3270)
Write data to a 3650 logical unit. - SEND (3650-3653)
Write data to a 3650 (3653) logical unit. - SEND (3650-3680)
Write data to a 3650 (3680) logical unit. - SEND (3767)
Write data to a 3767 interactive logical unit. - SEND (3770)
Write data to a 3770 batch logical unit. - SEND (3790 full-function or inquiry)
Write data to a 3790 full-function or inquiry logical unit. - SEND (3790 SCS)
Write data to a 3790 SCS printer logical unit. - SEND (3790 3270-display)
Write data to a 3790 (3270-display) logical unit. - SEND (3790 3270-printer)
Write data to a 3790 (3270-printer) logical unit. - SEND: z/OS Communications Server options
Common options used on the SEND command (z/OS Communications Server). - SEND (non-z/OS Communications Server default)
Write data to standard CICS terminal support. - SEND (MRO)
Send data on an MRO conversation. - SEND (2260)
Write data to a 2260 or 2265 display station. - SEND (2980)
Write data to a 2980 general banking terminal system. - SEND: non-z/OS Communications Server options
Common options used on the SEND command (non-z/OS Communications Server). - SEND CONTROL
Send device controls to a terminal without map or text data. The keywords are separated into those supported by minimum, standard, and full BMS. - SEND MAP
Send mapped output data to a terminal. The keywords are separated into those supported by minimum, standard, and full BMS. For further information about BMS, see Basic mapping support. - SEND MAP MAPPINGDEV
Create mapped output data to be sent to a terminal described by MAPPINGDEV at some later time. - SEND PAGE
Send last page of data. - SEND PARTNSET
Associates the partition set specified by the PARTNSET option with the application program. - SEND TEXT
Send data without mapping. The keywords are separated into those supported by standard and full BMS. For further information about BMS, see Basic mapping support. - SEND TEXT MAPPED
Send data with mapping. Only supplied by full BMS. For further information about BMS, see Basic mapping support. - SEND TEXT NOEDIT
Send a page. Only supplied by full BMS. For further information about BMS, see Basic mapping support. - SIGNAL EVENT
Identify a place in an application program where one or more events could be emitted. - SIGNOFF
Sign off from a terminal. - SIGNON
Sign on to a terminal. - SOAPFAULT ADD
Adds information to an existing SOAPFAULT object. You can use this command only in a program that is invoked from a CICS-supplied SOAP message handler. - SOAPFAULT CREATE
Create a SOAP fault response message that is returned as the response to a web service request. The web service application response is not processed. - SOAPFAULT DELETE
Deletes an existing SOAPFAULT object. You can use it only in a program that is invoked from a CICS-supplied SOAP message handler. - SPOOLCLOSE
Close a spool report. - SPOOLOPEN INPUT
Open a spool report. - SPOOLOPEN OUTPUT
Open a spool report for output. - SPOOLREAD
The SPOOLREAD command obtains the next record from the system spooler. - SPOOLWRITE
The SPOOLWRITE command writes data to a spool report. - START
Start a task at a specified time. - START ATTACH
Start a task immediately. - START BREXIT
Start task in the 3270 bridge environment and associate it with the named bridge exit. - START CHANNEL
Start a task, passing it a channel. - STARTBR
Start browse of a file. - STARTBROWSE ACTIVITY
Start a browse of the child activities of a BTS activity, or of the descendant activities of a process. - STARTBROWSE CONTAINER (BTS)
Start a browse of the containers associated with a BTS activity or process. - STARTBROWSE CONTAINER (CHANNEL)
Start a browse of the containers associated with a channel. - STARTBROWSE EVENT
Start a browse of events known to a BTS activity. - STARTBROWSE PROCESS
Start a browse of all processes of a specified type within the CICS business transaction services system. - STARTBROWSE TIMER
Start a browse of a BTS timer. - SUSPEND
Suspend a task. - SUSPEND (BTS)
Suspend a BTS process or activity. - SYNCPOINT
Establish a syncpoint. - SYNCPOINT ROLLBACK
Back out to last syncpoint. - TEST EVENT
Test whether a BTS event has fired. - TRANSFORM DATATOXML
Use the TRANSFORM DATATOXML command to convert application data to XML. - TRANSFORM XMLTODATA
Use the TRANSFORM XMLTODATA command to convert XML to application data. - UNLOCK
Release exclusive control. - UPDATE COUNTER and UPDATE DCOUNTER
Update the current value of a named counter. Use COUNTER for fullword signed counters and DCOUNTER for doubleword unsigned counters. - VERIFY PASSWORD
Verify that a password matches the password recorded by an external security manager. - VERIFY PHRASE
Verify that a password or password phrase matches the password or password phrase recorded by an external security manager. - WAIT CONVID (APPC)
Ensure that accumulated data is transmitted on an APPC mapped conversation. - WAIT EVENT
Wait for an event to occur. - WAIT EXTERNAL
Synchronize events. - WAIT JOURNALNAME
Synchronize the task with journal output being written to a system logger log stream. - WAIT JOURNALNUM
Synchronize with journal output. - WAIT SIGNAL
Suspend task on a logical unit. - WAIT TERMINAL
Ensure terminal operation has completed. - WAITCICS
Synchronize events. - WEB CLOSE
Completes the application's use of a connection to a server for CICS as an HTTP client. - WEB CONVERSE
Send an HTTP request by CICS as an HTTP client, and receive a response from the server, using a single command. WEB CONVERSE is an alternative to the WEB SEND and WEB RECEIVE commands for CICS as an HTTP client. - WEB ENDBROWSE FORMFIELD
Signal the end of a formfield browse in an HTML form. - WEB ENDBROWSE HTTPHEADER
Signal the end of an HTTP header browse. - WEB ENDBROWSE QUERYPARM
Finish browsing query string data in a URL. - WEB EXTRACT
Obtain information about an HTTP request that has been made to CICS as an HTTP server or about a connection between an Internet server and CICS as an HTTP client. This command is a synonym of EXTRACT WEB. - WEB OPEN
Open a connection to a server for CICS as an HTTP client. - WEB PARSE URL
Break down a URL string into its component parts. - WEB READ FORMFIELD
Retrieve the value of a field from an HTML form. - WEB READ HTTPHEADER
Extract HTTP header information. - WEB READ QUERYPARM
Read name and value pairs from a query string in a URL. - WEB READNEXT FORMFIELD
Retrieve next name-value pair in an HTML form. - WEB READNEXT HTTPHEADER
Retrieve next HTTP header. - WEB READNEXT QUERYPARM
Retrieve next name and value pair in query string data in a URL. - WEB RECEIVE (Server)
Receive an HTTP request, or a non-HTTP message. - WEB RECEIVE (Client)
Receive an HTTP response for CICS as an HTTP client. - WEB RETRIEVE
Retrieve the DOCTOKEN for a CICS document that was sent using a WEB SEND command. - WEB SEND (Server)
Send an HTTP response, or a non-HTTP message. - WEB SEND (Client)
Send an HTTP request by CICS as an HTTP client, using CICS Web support. - WEB STARTBROWSE FORMFIELD
Signal start of HTML form field browse. - WEB STARTBROWSE HTTPHEADER
Signal start of HTTP header browse. - WEB STARTBROWSE QUERYPARM
Start browsing query string data in a URL. - WEB WRITE HTTPHEADER
Build HTTP header information. - WRITE
Write a record. - WRITE JOURNALNAME
Create a journal record - WRITE JOURNALNUM
Create a journal record. - WRITE OPERATOR
Write a message on the system console. - WRITEQ TD
Write data to transient data queue. - WRITEQ TS
Write data to a temporary storage queue. - WSACONTEXT BUILD
Use the WSACONTEXT BUILD command to insert or replace WS-Addressing message addressing properties (MAPs) in the addressing context. - WSACONTEXT DELETE
Use the WSACONTEXT DELETE command to delete the addressing context. - WSACONTEXT GET
Use the WSACONTEXT GET command in a service provider to get the message addressing properties (MAPs) sent by the service requester. Use the WSACONTEXT GET command in a service requester to get the MAPs of the reply message. - WSAEPR CREATE
Use the WSAEPR CREATE command to create an endpoint reference (EPR) to represent a Web service or Web service resource. - XCTL
Transfer program control.
