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OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services

The OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services course introduces dialog development in Information System Productivity Facility (ISPF). It describes how to organize a dialog, code the panels, use variables to pass information between the dialog and the underlying function, store the information in a table, and write a sequential output file.

ISPF Dialog Management Services training covers such topics as:

Introduction to ISPF Dialogs
Panel Design
Panel Processing
Using Variables
Messages and Help
Tables and Output Files

OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services Everything OS/390

Description
The OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services course introduces dialog development in Information System Productivity Facility (ISPF). It describes how to organize a dialog, code the panels, use variables to pass information between the dialog and the underlying function, store the information in a table, and write a sequential output file. This course is written to OS/390 2.x.
Audience
This course is designed as an introductory course for programmers who will create ISPF dialogs.
Prerequisites
The student should be familiar with a supported operating system (OS/390 or VM) and a supported language (CLIST, REXX, PL/I, COBOL, FORTRAN, APL2, Pascal, or C).
Course Duration
» 5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1: Introduction to ISPF Dialogs
» ISPF Concepts
» Dialog Elements
» Dialog Flow
» ISPF Unit 2: Panel Design
» CUA Elements
» Panel Sections
» Defining Attribute Characters
» Creating the Panel Body Unit 3: Panel Processing
» Initialization
» Processing
» Selection Panels
» Displaying Panels Everything Courseware OS/390 ISPF Dialog Management Services Unit 4: Using Variables
» ISPF Variables
» Variable Pools
» Variables Services Unit 5: Messages and Help
» Messages
» Types of Help
» Creating Help Panels Unit 6: Tables and Output Files
» Tables
» Table Services
» Creating Output Files