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OS/390 Introduction
This course is designed to help students gain knowledge of the core components of data warehousing, application development tools, and SQL management tools. The course introduces basic concepts, terminology for understanding SQL Server 7.0, relational databases, Structured Query Language, and new or improved features. It builds on this foundation to cover client/server, web applications, programming, replication, administration, security, and configuration/optimization.
OS/390 Introduction training covers such topics as:
Concepts
Developing Applications
Transaction Processing Systems
Distributed Computing
Softcopy Services
Managing the System
This course is designed for system programmers, operators, managers, system
support personnel, and application programmers.
Description
This course is an introduction to the IBM OS/390 integrated network
operational environment.
OS/390 presents all the elements of the S/390 system in one integrated
package. This course
provides a brief background to mainframe systems, and describes
the basic functional areas of the
OS/390 environment.
The course describes the evolution of OS/390 from IBM's original
MVS system and provides a brief
history of UNIX. It also details the functionality for developing
programs for both MVS and UNIX
services. The CICS Transaction Server and transaction processing
is covered as well as platforms for
distributed computing, file sharing, Web enablement and LAN services.
The course describes
OS/390's Softcopy Services and the BookManager system for creating
and reading online books and
the various system management and security tools included in OS/390.
This course is written to
OS/390 Version 2.x.
Audience
This course is designed for system programmers, operators, managers,
system support personnel,
and application programmers.
Prerequisites
This course assumes the student is new to the OS/390 platform and
has basic knowledge of IS
technologies, data processing, software and hardware. It is expected
that students have some
knowledge of networking, communications and application development
and security concepts.
Course Duration
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5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1: Concepts
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What is OS/390?
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Historical and Overview
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Virtual Storage
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UNIX
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The Job Entry Subsystem
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Time Sharing Interfaces
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OS/390 Data Sets
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MVS Storage Environment
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System-Managed Storage
Unit 2: Developing Applications
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MVS Time Sharing Interfaces
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Application Enabling
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UNIX Services
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Interactive Programming
Unit 3: Transaction Processing Systems
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Transaction Processing
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CICS
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IMS DB and IMS TM
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IMS Transaction Manager
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Database 2 (DB2)
Unit 4: Distributed Computing
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Distributed Computing Concepts
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The Distributed Environment
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Communications Server
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Domino Go Web Server
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LAN Services
Unit 5: Softcopy Services
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Creating and Reading Online Books
»
Creating New Books
Unit 6: Managing the System
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System Management Tools