What You Will Learn!
- What is Mainframe?
- Mainframe Basics
- Differences between Batch and Online Applications
- What are the modules in Mainframe Technology?
- Datasets and Differences between Non-VSAM and VSAM Files
- What is Emulator & Emulator configuration
- Mainframe connectivity
- Overview of ISPF and Different options in ISPF
- How to create PS & PDS?
- Parameters: UNITS,SPACE,PRIMARY QUANTITY, SECONDARY QUANTITY,RECORD LENGTH, RECORD FORMAT
- COMMAND LINE COMMANDS
- SWAP LIST,FUNCTION KEYS
- LINE COMMANDS(I,V,B,UC,LC and etc...)
- Primary commands
- ISPF 3.2, ISPF 3.3 and ISPF 3.4
Description
This course is designed:
For Beginners – who want to learn Mainframe from scratch.
To Learn Mainframe, TSO/ISPF is the first step.
Anyone who wants to start their career on Mainframe.
Topics as part of this course:
Intro to Mainframe
Difference between Batch and Online Applications
Subsystems
Emulator configuration, Logon and Logoff
Introduction to TSO and ISPF panels
ISPF options 3.2
ISPF 3.3 COPY and MOVE
ISPF 3.4 option: Datasets list
TSO Commands
LINE commands
The above-mentioned topics covered practically on the Mainframe system in this course.
Mainframe?
The computers used in large organizations to manage critical applications such as bulk data processing, enterprise resource planning and transaction processing is called mainframe computers. ... Mainframe is a technology where the requests received are processed fast and sent to the related processor cards.
TSO?
Time-Sharing Option (TSO) allows users to create an interactive session with the z/OS system. TSO provides a single-user logon capability and a basic command prompt interface to z/OS.
ISPF?
ISPF is the shorthand for Interactive Search and Display Facility and this is a software that provides the dialog management service and users can directly use the menus to perform the required operations.
The commands that can be used in TSO can be entered via ISPF Panel and this panel has Action Bars, Program Menus Point and Shoot Field, Selection Fields and, Function Keys.
Who Should Attend!
- Who are new to Mainframe Technology and interested learning about Mainframe technology
