Define TCT.
Answer / Pravej Kumar
In CICS, Transmission Control Table (TCT) is a table used for managing data transmission between different regions or external systems. It stores information such as the length of the transmitted data, the transmission mode, and error control flags.nnDuring a program-to-program transaction, each sending and receiving region maintains its own TCT to facilitate efficient communication between them.
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