The cicsmap command processes a source file that contains Basic Mapping Support (BMS) macros, and generates either a symbolic map or maps, or a physical map or maps, or both as …

The cicsmap command processes a source file that contains Basic Mapping Support (BMS) macros, and generates either a symbolic map or maps, or a physical map or maps, or both as …

The physical map set contains format information in encoded form. CICS® uses it at execution time for constant fields and to determine how to merge in the variable data from the program.

These samples are for running on a CICS® server. To run the sample programs, the sample CICS programs must be built, defined and installed on your CICS server. The sample CICS …

SEND MAP sends output data to a terminal. When using the SEND MAP command with any of the ALARM, FREEKB, FRSET, HONEOM, L40, L64, L80, or PRINT options, see BMS macro …

You assemble a BMS map set definition to generate either a symbolic description map or a physical map. The physical map is a structured data area used at execution time to build the …

A CICS® URI map is a resource definition that matches the URIs of Web service requests and provides information on how to process the requests. The "CICS URI map details" page shows …

RECEIVE MAP maps input data from a terminal into a data area in an application program. Data from certain logical units is not mapped, but is left unaltered. Refer to the appropriate CICS® …

To send data from an application program to a display screen or printer, use the EXEC CICS SEND MAP command. To transmit device control orders, use the EXEC CICS SEND …

RECEIVE MAP maps input data from a terminal into a data area in an application program. Following a RECEIVE MAP command, the inbound cursor position is placed in EIBCPOSN, …