Answer / savita

It is a mode of dialogue between program
and terminal which appears to the operator as a continuous
conversation but which is actually carried by a series of
tasks

EX:
Transaction TSK1
Program PROG1
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
:
EXEC CICS RECEIVE
END-EXEC.
:
EXEC CICS SEND
END-EXEC.
EXEC CICS RETURN
TRANSID (‘TSK2’)
END-EXEC.
Transaction TSK2
Program PROG2
PROCEDURE DIVISION.
:
EXEC CICS
RECEIVE
END-EXEC.
:
EXEC CICS SEND
END-EXEC.
EXEC CICS RETURN
END-EXEC.

Answer / v@m$i

Non conversation seen to be a conversion.
i.e for user it appears to be in conversation but it does not exit. control returns to trans id and comm area.
when ever u perform action then again transaction execution started.

Answer / chudar

the conversational technique used under muti threading
region. the pgm will be reside in mainmemory whenever it is
required and remove whenever it is no longer needed.

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