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z/OS: Job Control Language and Utilities
DURATION: 4 days

FEE: $2,780

PRIVATE GROUP FEE: $
Based upon a class size of six students.

Scheduling can be adjusted to employee work hours and incorporate client assignments.

SMALL CLASS SIZE:
There is a surcharge associated with training two or fewer students.

AUDIENCE:

  • Operations Support
  • System Programmer
  • Programmer
  • IT Professional
 
   

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CONTENT AND OBJECTIVES:
    1. Running a z/OS Job
      • Code a JOB statement.
      • Determine the location of errors messages associated with a bad JOB card.
      • Code a JOB card that continues to the next line.
    2. Job Management
      • Code a complete job that executes the IEFBR14 utility.
      • Code a job that produces spooled output.
    3. Program Execution
      • Code a job that utilizes in-stream data.
      • Code a job to print a dataset using IEBGENER.
    4. Sequential Datasets
      • Delete a dataset using the IEFBR14 utility.
      • Copy an existing dataset to another dataset.
      • Append data to a dataset.
      • Copy several datasets into one dataset.
      • Display a list of datasets in the catalog.
    5. Create Datasets
      • Create and load a DASD sequential dataset.
      • Create a temporary dataset.
      • Create a dataset, load some data, and release any extra storage.
      • Execute IEHLIST to list a DASD VTOC.
    6. Sort Utility
      • Sort a populated dataset in ascending order with a single key.
      • Sort a dataset into a temporary dataset.
      • Print the sorted temporary dataset.
    7. Procedures
      • Review a sample procedure.
      • Override a DD statement.
      • Change the value of a symbolic parameter.
    8. Utilities
      • Perform the following: 1- Copy a sequential dataset into a member in a PDS. 2- Backup a DASD dataset to tape. 3- Copy all the members in a PDS into a backup file. 4- Copy selected members from a PDS into another PDS and rename some of the members. 5- Print all the members in a PDS. 6- Print a data report with subtitles for each column. 7- Create entries for a GDG. 8- Delete a member in a PDS. 9- Rename a dataset. 10- Sort a dataset. 11- Sort select records in a dataset. 12- Reformat the input record to a SORT. 13- Print a subset of records in a dataset using IDCAMS. 14- Create entries for a GDG using IDCAMS. 15- Delete a member in a PDS using IDCAMS. 16- Rename a dataset using IDCAMS.

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