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What happens to resources supplied to a transaction when an XCTL command is executed?

April 26, 2017Command executed happens Resources supplied transaction xctl

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What happens to resources supplied to a transaction when an XCTL command is executed?

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A. With an XCTL, the working storage and the procedure division of the program issuing the XCTL are released. The I/O areas, the GETMAIN areas, and the chained Linkage Section areas (Commarea from a higher level) remain. All existing locks and queues also remain in effect. With a LINK, however, program storage is also saved, since the transaction expects to return and use it again.