Scheduling method and apparatus for shared channel, terminal, and network side device

A scheduling method for a shared channel, comprising:

• sending, by a network side device, first downlink control information (DCI), wherein the first DCI is for scheduling transmission of at least one shared channel, and the first DCI comprises scheduling information for the at least one shared channel, wherein
• the scheduling information comprises codeword indication information,
• wherein in a case that dual codeword transmission is allowed, the codeword indication information indicates an enabled state of each codeword using a first value combination of a first indication domain,
• wherein a second target transport block (TB) is determined to be in a disabled state, in a case that each TB of each shared channel scheduled by the first DCI corresponds to a redundant version (RV) indication bit, a second modulation and coding scheme (MCS) index corresponding to the second target TB is 26 and a second RV index corresponding to the second target TB is 2;
• and
• wherein the second target TB is any TB corresponding to any shared channel scheduled by the first DCI.

A terminal, comprising;

• a processor, a memory, and a program or instructions stored on the memory and executable on the processor, the program or the instructions, when executed by the processor, implementing the following steps:
• receiving, first downlink control information (DCI), wherein the first DCI is for scheduling transmission of at least one shared channel, and the first DCI comprises scheduling information for the at least one shared channel, wherein
• the scheduling information comprises codeword indication information,
• wherein in a case that dual codeword transmission is allowed, the codeword indication information indicates an enabled state of each codeword using a first value combination of a first indication domain,
• wherein a second target transport block (TB) is determined to be in a disabled state, in a case that each TB of each shared channel scheduled by the first DCI corresponds to a redundant version (RV) indication bit, a second modulation and coding scheme (MCS) index corresponding to the second target TB is 26 and a second RV index corresponding to the second target TB is 2;
• and
• wherein the second target TB is any TB corresponding to any shared channel scheduled by the first DCI.