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Practical informationRegistration This course is designed for individuals who wish to gain a fundamental understanding of z/OS in order to pursue more advanced study or to better communicate with others in the z/OS community. Candidates include new system programmers; system programmers currently working with subsystems such as CICS, IMS or VTAM; application programmers; system analysts; and senior operations personnel.
See z/OS-MVS system fundamentals - part 1.
A list of questions delegates must be able to answer before attending this course, is available (PDF-file - 19 KB).
Lecturing and exercises.
RSM Technology.
5 days.
| date | language | place | price | remarks |
| 11/10/2010 | E | High Wycombe | 1750 GBP | |
| 06/12/2010 | E | High Wycombe | 1750 GBP |
This and the associated z/OS-MVS system fundamentals - part 1 form the core course of the MVS curriculum. Students obtain a solid foundation in the fundamentals of z/OS enabling further study in areas such as debugging, performance, installation, and customisation of the z/OS operating system.
In this second part, students learn the functions of the major z/OS components in some considerable detail and learn how the interaction of job, task, storage, and data management provides service to the end user. This is done by following the sequence of events as a unit of work passes through the z/OS system from initial submission to final completion.