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Computer Business International, Inc.,
is an on-site or virtual, hands-on
instructor led
Db2 for z/OS
education, training and consulting
company
with over 30 years of Db2 experience.
This instructor led, virtual tutorial teaches IBM z/OS personnel the fundamentals in using and working in a z/OS environment. The essentials of the z/OS environment, JCL, ISPF/PDF, TSO Commands, Job submission, and product navigation are the major topics.
Duration: Two day, Instructor led, Virtual Class.
Audience: Personnel using the IBM z/OS environment in the performance of their duties. This course is primarily directed toward application developers and individuals in a technical support role.
Prerequisites: Students should have basic key- boarding skills and have some basic computer concepts.
Workshops: z/OS platform will be used to run class exercises coded by the students.
Course Objectives: After completion of this course, the student will be able to describe the basic z/OS architecture, how to navigate and use TSO menus and basic utilities, use ISPF/PDF commands and editor, understand the purpose of JCL in z/OS, understand types of data sets, code JCL for submitting jobs, execution, and compiling programs.
Mainframes, System z, Processors
Operating systems basics
Overview of the z/OS operating system
Basics of system libraries and functions
Virtual storage, real storage, I/O and data
Hardware and software overview
Processing concepts in z/OS
Program management services on z/OS
Basics of z/OS Batch / On-Line processing
Workshop – Lab exercises
Logon / Logoff a TSO/ISPF session
Use the 3270-keyboard and Keys (PFK)
Allocate sequential and partitioned (PDS) data sets, data set types
Become familiar with the Edit Option, primary and line commands
Data sets, disposition, and formats
Learn different methods of copying and moving data, PDS members within ISPF
Review a skeleton COBOL batch program for use
Workshop – Lab exercises
Learn the basic syntax of the JOB, EXEC and DD statements
Learn how to debug basic JCL errors using either IOF or SDSF
Learn how to allocate permanent and temporary data sets.
Learn how to pass parameters to programs via JCL
Code JCL to incorporate JOBLIB, STEPLIB and JCLLIB statements
Code JCL to create Generation Data Sets
Create and use Load module and Load libraries.
Workshop – Lab exercises
Code JCL to execute the basic SORT program
Code JCL to execute the SORT program to filter
Code JCL to execute the IDCAMS program for copying (REPRO) and printing (PRINT)
Code JCL to execute the IDCAMS program to create a Generation Data Group (GDG)
Write JCL to Compile and Link Edit a COBOL batch program
Workshop – Lab exercises
Class Review