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Hej Michael;

The token specified in the TOKEN field in the Control Block identifies a user session in the Broker.
A session in Broker can be thought of as any unterminated, un-timed-out conversations.
If you do not specify a TOKEN then in effect the user session is bound to the current process. If you do specify a token, then any process can reuse the same USERID and TOKEN to continue the Broker session.

from the documentation:

If a TOKEN is supplied, it and the user ID are used to identify the user. Otherwise, the user ID and an internal ID are used. Using a token allows the application to reconnect at a different terminal without losing the existing conversation. When a new call under the same USER-ID is issued from a different location but with the same token, the caller is reconnected to the previous environment.

mvh
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