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TSO/ISPF and MVS JCL & Utilities for z/OS and OS/390
 

This 5 day course is intended for:

This course is intended for :  Application Developers and individuals that are supporting the technical programming area.

Topics Covered:

  • TSO/ISPF (Approximately 2 days):
  • MVS JCL & Utilities (Approximately 3 days):
  • A z/OS or OS/390 platform will be used to run class problems coded by the students.

Objectives:

  • TSO/ISPF:
  • Logon / Logoff a TSO/ISPF session
    Learn and use the 3270-keyboard and Program Function Keys (PFK)
    to be more efficient when using ISPF
    Effectively use the following ISPF Menu features:
    Browse, Edit, Utilities, IOF or SDSF
    Allocate sequential (PS) and partitioned (PDS) data sets
    Become familiar with the Edit (Option 2) primary and line commands
    Use the KEYS function to tailor session PFKeys
    Learn different methods of copying and moving data and
    PDS members within ISPF
    Write a skeleton COBOL batch program for use in other parts of the course.

  • MVS JCL:
  • Learn data and data set types
    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.
    Write in-stream procedures (PROCs)
    Learn how to catalog procedures (PROCs)
    Learn how to pass parameters to programs via JCL
    Code JCL to pass data generated to subsequent steps
    Code JCL to incorporate JOBLIB, STEPLIB and JCLLIB statements
    Code JCL to create Generation Data Sets
    Learn the basics of CHECKPOINT and Restart
    Create and use Load module and Load libraries.

  • MVS Utilities:
  • Code JCL to execute the basic SORT program (ICEMAN)
    Code JCL to execute the SORT program to filter and copy data
    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

Duration: 5 days

Delivery: Class lecture and hands-on labs

Audience: 

Any personnel that will be using the IBM z/OS or OS/390 environment as part of 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 keyboarding skills.


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