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Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications using Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (70-176)

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OS/390 and the Internet

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Designing DB2 Data Warehouse

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Introduction to CICS Transaction Server

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Assembler Language Programming: Introduction

Assembler Language Programming: Intermediate

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OS/390 REXX Programming Fundamentals

This course introduces the REXX programming and provides a background to REXX and its applications. Learn about REXX language components, clauses and instructions, variables, expressions and operators, and REXX data formatting. This course is written to OS/390 2.x.

REXX Programming Fundamentals training covers such topics as:

Getting Started with REXX
REXX Language Components
Clauses, Instructions
Variables
Expressions & Operators
REXX Data Formatting

OS/390 REXX Programming Fundamentals Everything OS/390

Description
This course introduces the REXX programming and provides a background to REXX and its applications. Learn about REXX language components, clauses and instructions, variables, expressions and operators, and REXX data formatting. This course is written to OS/390 2.x.
Audience
This course is designed as an introductory level course for automation specialists, system and application programmers, and other individuals who want to create programs in the REXX programming language.
Prerequisites
The student should be familiar with the basics of computer logic operations and programming. Also required is familiarity with a text editor, and knowledge of one of the environments that supports REXX as a programming language.
Course Duration
» 5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1: Getting Started with REXX
» REXX's Background
» REXX Applications
» Special REXX Features Unit 2: REXX Language Components
» REXX Character Groups
» REXX Data Types
» REXX Tokens Unit 3: Clauses, Instructions
» REXX Clauses and Instructions
» REXX Functions Unit 4: Variables
» Introduction to Variables
» The Value Function Everything Courseware OS/390 REXX Programming Fundamentals Unit 5: Expressions & Operators
» Introduction
» Arithmetic Operators/Expressions
» Logical Operators/Expressions
» Comparison Operators/Expressions
» Concatenation Operators/Expressions Unit 6: REXX Data Formatting
» Justifying Functions
» Strip/Overlay Functions
» Format Function