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    Notices
    Preface
    Part 1: Executive overview and summary
    Chapter 1: Executive summary
    Chapter 2: Overview of the Problem Determination and Deployment Tools
    Part 2: Introduction to Problem Determination and Deployment Tools
    Chapter 3: Introduction to Application Performance Analyzer for z/OS
    Chapter 4: Introducing Debug Tool and Debug Tool Utilities & Advanced Functions
    Chapter 5: Introduction to Fault Analyzer for z/OS
    Chapter 6: Introduction to File Export
    Chapter 7: Introduction to File Manager for z/OS
    Chapter 8: Introduction to Workload Simulator
    Part 3: Application Performance Analyzer for z/OS
    Chapter 9: Application Performance Analyzer: settings and customization
    Chapter 10: Application Performance Analyzer: creating a monitoring request
    Chapter 11: Application Performance Analyzer: Performance Analysis Reports
    Chapter 12: Application Performance Analyzer: analyzing a job with subsystem
    Chapter 13: Application Performance Analyzer: more about reports
    Part 4: Debug Tool and Debug Tool Utilities and Advanced Functions
    Chapter 14: Debugging programs using Debug Tool
    Chapter 15: Using Debug Tool under UNIX System Services
    Chapter 16: Debug Tool and subsystems
    Chapter 17: Debug Tool Utilities and Advanced Functions
    Part 5: Fault Analyzer for z/OS
    Chapter 18: Fault Analyzer settings and customizations
    Chapter 19: Fault Analyzer interactive analysis
    Chapter 20: Fault Analyzer real-time analysis report
    Chapter 21: Fault Analyzer batch reanalysis report
    Chapter 22: Fault Analyzer and subsystems
    22.1: Fault Analyzer and CICS
    Configuring Language Environment for CICS to invoke Fault Analyzer
    Defining required program to CICS
    Controlling CICS transaction abend analysis
    Using a CFA from a CICS terminal
    Using CFA from an MVS console
    Ensuring transaction abend analysis is not suppressed by DUMP(NO)
    Preventing LE from causing the CICS trace to wrap
    Specifying data sets through the IDIOPTS DDname
    Installing the MVS post-dump exit IDIXTSEL
    Storage requirements
    22.2: Fault Analyzer and DB2
    22.3: Fault Analyzer and IMS
    22.4: Performing WebSphere dump analysis
    Chapter 23: Fault Analyzer additional information
    Part 6: File Export
    Chapter 24: Using File Export for z/OS
    Chapter 25: Test data and File Export
    Part 7: File Manager for z/OS
    Chapter 26: Using File Manager
    Chapter 27: File Manager/DB2
    Chapter 28: File Manager/IMS
    Chapter 29: Test data and File Manager
    Part 8: Workload Simulator for z/OS and OS/390
    Chapter 30: Workload Simulator and Workload Simulator Test Manager settings and customization
    Chapter 31: Workload Simulator Test Manager
    Chapter 32: Basics of scripting for Workload Simulator
    Part 9: Scenarios
    Chapter 33: Introduction to the scenarios
    Chapter 34: Guided tour of the Trader application
    Chapter 35: Scenario 1: Invalid VSAM data generating an abend
    Chapter 36: Scenario 2: using Debug Tool
    Chapter 37: Is the error in DB2 data or program logic
    Chapter 38: Using Fault Analyzer and File Manager
    Chapter 39: Using WSim to create workloads
    Chapter 40: Using Application Performance Analyzer with the WSim workload
    Part 10: Appendixes
    Appendix A: ENV - common exit environment information
    Appendix B: Additional material
    Related publications
    Index
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    22.1: Fault Analyzer and CICS > Using a CFA from a CICS terminal - Pg. 630

    22.1.4 Using a CFA from a CICS terminal To use the CFA transaction from a CICS terminal, simply enter CFA. You are subsequently presented with a display similar to Figure 22-3. Figure 22-3 CFA transaction display