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DB2 for z/OS Introduction

Course Code: CM105 (Also known as: CM105GB)      Days: 1
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Horsham (RH12) 03/11/08 £ 350
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Course Overview

This two day course is designed for anyone requiring a basic understanding of z/OS as an operating system. It also provides a useful introduction for delegates requiring more in-depth training in other areas of the IBM Mainframe including TSO, JCL, z/OS, COBOL, PL/1, Assembler, REXX etc.

Audience

Anyone requring a basic understanding of z/OS as an operating system.

Skills Gained

Completing this course will introduce delegates to the z/OS operating system and the IBM systems on which it runs. It introduces z/OS terminology and explains the main concepts employed by z/OS in performing its functions.

Prerequisites

None required.

Course Outline

  • z/OS Introduction
  • The main functions of an operating system
  • z/OS Objectives
  • The Main Basic Business Applications

  • The z/OS Operating System
  • PR/SM and LPARs
  • The SYSPLEX - its components and functions
  • Mutitasking and Multiprocessing,
  • Management of processor resources
  • Processors, Storage, I/O
  • Power-on Reset and IPL.

  • Looking after Data in z/OS
  • Data Formats,
  • Data Structures,
  • Record Organisations,
  • Access Methods
  • Buffering
  • Hardware configuration
  • How data is located
  • VTOCs
  • The Catalog Structure

  • Running Work in z/OS
  • Categories of work
  • Batch, JES2, TSO, CICS, IMS, DB2
  • Applications Development
  • Programming Languages
  • The Binder
  • Executable Programs

  • UNIX Services and WebSphere
  • Open Systems Overview
  • The UNIX Environment in z/OS
  • HFS Data Sets
  • Cross Platform Portability
  • Typical UNIX Applications within z/OS
  • TCP/IP, WebSphere, Domino, Integrating the Platforms

  • z/OS Facilities
  • Storage Management in z/OS
  • SMS, HSM
  • z/OS Facilities
  • SMF, LLA, GRS
  • RACF and Security Server
  • The Operators View of z/OS
  • Consoles
  • Console functions and types
  • The Operator Console Display
  • The Hardware Management Console
  • SDSF
  • Messages
  • Message Structure
  • Message Routing
  • Automated Operations

  • Looking After z/OS
  • The installation process
  • Diagnostic Collection for problem resolution
  • Maintenance aspects


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