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Course Code: A-710
Recommended Duration: 5 Days
Benefits
Students who complete this course will be able to accomplish work using TSO/ISPF in the z/OS environment,
including the full screen editor, job submission and monitoring facilities, the utility functions, and
productivity features such as command stacking and split screen processing.
They will also be able code essential JCL statements to submit batch jobs, run some batch utilities and
basic SORT work. They are also introduced to procedures and SET, INCLUDE, and JOBLIB statements, among
others.
Audience
Programmers, analysts, and users who need to know how to use ISPF/PDF to edit data, run jobs, maintain data sets, or use applications written to run under ISPF/PDF, and who need to create or maintain JCL to accomplish these tasks.
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of computer concepts. Although a programming background is not required, people with such a background will generally get the most out of this course.
Related IBM Materials
This course is drawn from these and other IBM manuals; access to these publications in
the classroom is desirable but not required:
SC34-4822 - ISPF User's Guide, Vol. 1
SC34-4823 - ISPF User's Guide, Vol. 2
SC34-4820 - Edit and Edit Macros
SA22-7597 - JCL Reference
SC26-7414 - Utilities
SC33-4035 - DFSORT (may substitute if not using the IBM Sort/Merge product)
Major Topics Include
Exercises
There are 21 hands-on exercises.
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