CC Continue in Connection

[CC] n[ /cmd] Continue in Connection n

The entry CC is optional, and can be left out.

Resume interrupted dialog with connection n. A branch is made from the basic level of CFS to the specified subtask.

cmd If the connection is to a BS2000 dialog task, a command for the subtask can be given in the CC command.

The command is executed immediately after branching to the subtask. If the connection user is in a mask or Physical Mode Input, cmd is not executed until the first Line Mode Input has been requested by the partner.

CFS-specific transaction codes such as LOG/NLOG/HC etc. are not recognised at this point, and are not executed. The Job Report System of CFS cannot be activated by entering the BS2000 command DO proc.

To execute these functions, use a two step process as follows: 1) CCn and 2) cmd

Additional input with the CC command can generally not be given to UTM applications.

[CC] nB Continue in Connection n. The 'B' parameter effects a break for this connection. Same effect as 'B' in the K2 query line (see below).

[CC]n,Rtt For Connections to $CONSOLE: Connection n will be invoked.

After tt seconds, a Return will be effected automatically to the initial level of CFS (the Command field). This variation of the CC command is specifically provided for CFS procedures.

[CC] n$RS Error Recovery: Occasionally, an erroneous situation can arise where data input appears twice, or an entry is only executed after a delay. In these situations, an error recovery process can be initiated by pressing K2 and R, and then resetting the internal Connection indicators by entering CCn$RS.