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TSO/E REXX

Intended for

Programmers, analysts, system programmers, job schedulers, people responsible for support.

Background

Programming experience (see course Introduction to programming). Use of ISPF/PDF (see course ISPF/PDF basics); notions of the basic TSO commands.

Training method

Classroom instruction. About half the time is spent on practical exercises.

Course leader

Guido Indesteege, Steven Scheldeman.

Duration

2 days.

Schedule

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26/03/2012NWoerden890 EUR
29/05/2012ELeuven890 EUR
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  • N: Dutch; F: French; E: English; No code: language depends on the participants.
  • All prices are VAT excluded.
  • Countries:
    Belgium 
    Netherlands 
    Elsewhere 

Objectives

During this course:

  • participants learn the practical of the basic principles of the REXX procedural language in the TSO/E environment;
  • they learn to use REXX as programming language and as supporting procedural language with the interaction with TSO and the manipulation of datasets;
  • the REXX test and debugging facilities are explained;
  • the built-in functions of REXX are treated practically.

This course is a good preparation for the course ISPF dialog manager.

Main topics

  • REXX execution concepts in TSO/E:

Language processor environment • interfaces • stacking mechanism

  • REXX statements:

Syntax, instructions • built-in functions • variables • expressions • arithmetic calculations • string treatment

  • REXX execs:

Calling • writing • and debugging of REXX execs.

Logical flow (DO-groups, SELECT, ...) • subroutines • terminal communication • file treatment

  • Data parsing
  • Advanced topics:

Parameter transmission • interactive tracing • TSO/E external functions