This course is designed to describe the basic components that apply to all z/OS systems. It includes high level concepts that apply to the z/OS hardware platform and the z/OS software. It then provides a more detailed analysis, description and lab activities that can be applied to the system programmer role to maintain z/OS systems. Discussion activities include: The POR, IPL process, JES implementation and operating environment, VTAM environment for TSO, ISPF, SNA and TCP/IP networking, RACF, ISPF/PDF and UNIX System Services. It defines the classic approach to data management in a z/OS system. It identifies various software products and utilities used to define, maintain, and manage catalogs and data sets in the z/OS environment. It also discusses Parmlib usage and requirements for system initialization and operation that include: System symbolics, WLM, SFM, RMF and system logger. Both single system and multi-system sysplex usage is identified. z/OS install, upgrade options, maintenance using SMP/E and I/O configuration requirements using HCD is listed and described.
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Inhalte
zOS System Programmer Schulung
Day 1
Welcome
Unit 1 – What makes up a z/OS system?
Exercise 1- Introduction to z/OS setup
Unit 2 – System boot: POR and IPL
Exercise 2 – Complete the IPL: Start JES, start networking
Unit 3 – Processing user work with z/OS
Exercise 3 – LOGON into TSO and create a new user profile
Day 2
Unit 4 – Networking, z/OS communication server
Exercise 4 – Data administration
Unit 5 – What else is needed for end user access to the system?
Exercise 5 – Automate startup and monitor the system
Day 3
Unit 6 – Data management
Exercise 6 – System logger
Unit 7 – A closer look at IPL: IPLPARM, SYS1.PARMLIB, SYS1.PROCLIB
Exercise 7- Define a string of DASD and ACTIVATE dynamically
Day 4
Unit 8 – System management: WLM, SMF, RMF, and system logger
Exercise 8 – Install and maintain a user function
Unit 9 – Hardware configuration definition
Unit 10 – Software maintenance: SMP/E
Unit 11 – Change management: ServerPac and other IBM services
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Entscheidungshelfer
zOS System Programmer Schulung
Zielgruppe
This intermediate class is intended for new System Programmers and System Administrators, who require an overall understanding of the z/OS platform, z/OS components, data management, and installation and maintenance activities used in z/OS systems.
Voraussetzung
ou should:
Have z/OS installation experience or have attended z/OS Installation (ES41A)
Be familiar with end user activities on MVS, including knowledge of JCL, IDCAMS, the MVS address space structure, and the concept of batch scheduling using JES initiators
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z/OS System Programmer Fundamentals Schulung
Basic components that apply to all z/OS systems
This course is designed to describe the basic components that apply to all z/OS systems. It includes high level concepts that apply to the z/OS hardware platform and the z/OS software. It then provides a more detailed analysis, description and lab activities that can be applied to the system programmer role to maintain z/OS systems. Discussion activities include: The POR, IPL process, JES implementation and operating environment, VTAM environment for TSO, ISPF, SNA and TCP/IP networking, RACF, ISPF/PDF and UNIX System Services. It defines the classic approach to data management in a z/OS system. It identifies various software products and utilities used to define, maintain, and manage catalogs and data sets in the z/OS environment. It also discusses Parmlib usage and requirements for system initialization and operation that include: System symbolics, WLM, SFM, RMF and system logger. Both single system and multi-system sysplex usage is identified. z/OS install, upgrade options, maintenance using SMP/E and I/O configuration requirements using HCD is listed and described.
