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Provided by: Serebra Learning Corporation JCL/ESA Coding Level IJCL / ESA |
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JCL/ESA Coding Level I Course Code FC300 |
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Description JCL/ESA Coding Level I provides a practical overview of job processing functions, JCL commands, and the use of JCL with the MVS/ESA operating system. It teaches how to successfully write, interpret and debug JCL jobstreams. This course has been transformed from a character-based to a graphical style. New features include a course map, bookmarking, colorful graphics and animations. Audience Programmers, Analysts, Operators, Managers, Production Support and some End Users. Prerequisites Familiarity with the MVS operating system and JCL programming concepts. Topics Include CL Overview General Structure of a JCL Job; JCL and Operating Systems; Job Scheduling and Management; Data Management; JCL and Data Processing History and MVS; The Basic JCL Jobstream Three Statements Types; JOB; EXEC; DD; Format of JCL Statement; Coding Parameters; Handling Data Files Overview of Storage Devices; DD Parameters; DSN; DCB; UNIT; VOLUME; SPACE; Multiple Job Steps Temporary Data Sets; Condition Codes DISP; Parameters; Abnormal Step Endings; JCL Procedures Types of Procedures; Using, Creating and Customizing a Procedure; JOB and EXEC Statements Positional and Keyword Procedures; Job and EXEC Statement Parameters; The DD Statement Creating, Accessing and Concentrating Data Sets; InStream Data; Reserved and Special DD Names; Testing and Debugging InStream Procedures; DD DUMMY; Hardcopy JCL Log; ABEND Codes; Types of Job Failure; Duration 8 hrs Minimum Requirements VGA Color Monitor 640K RAM 13.2 MB Hard Disk Space DOS 3.3 or Later Copyright © 1997 FirstClass Systems Corporation. Media
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