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ISPF and JCL on z/OS - Course Objectives

On successful completion of this course, the student, with the aid of the appropriate reference materials, should be able to:

  1. Use full-screen terminals to accomplish work under ISPF/PDF
  2. Use action bars, pull-downs, and point-and-shoot fields on ISPF panels
  3. Tailor the look and feel of ISPF to meet individual preferences
  4. Create and use sequential data sets, partitioned data sets, and partitioned data sets extended (PDSE)
  5. Use the ISPF full screen editor to view and modify sequential data sets and members of partitioned data sets
  6. Use ISPF utilities to define, move, copy, and delete data sets
  7. Use ISPF to compare files, and to search files for text strings
  8. Use various primary commands of the ISPF editor, including CREATE, COPY, MOVE, REPLACE, COMPARE, LOCATE, FIND, CHANGE, HILITE, SUBMIT, and SORT
  9. Understand and use edit profiles, tabs, member lists, and data set lists
  10. Understand the way batch processing is done in z/OS, using JES Readers, Writers, Initiators, the Interpreter, and Allocation
  11. Code JCL statements to execute programs in the batch environment, including JOB, EXEC, DD, OUTPUT, and IF/THEN/ELSE/ENDIF statements
  12. Create and use cataloged procedures with symbolic parameters, and the associated JCL statements PROC, PEND, JCLLIB, INCLUDE, SET, and EXPORT
  13. Understand and create JCL to use various batch utilities, including IEFBR14, IEBGENER, IDCAMS, and SORT
  14. Examine output from batch jobs, using ISPF/PDF 3.8, or a product like SDSF

 

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Materials version: V1.01

 

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