Introduction to z/OS Commands and Panels
Introduction to z/OS Commands and Panels is mostly hands-on in an IBM Mainframe z/OS Environment.
What you'll learn
Introduction to z/OS Commands and Panels is mostly hands-on in an IBM Mainframe z/OS Environment. A total of seven labs will provide live access to an IBM Z server. The labs are designed to teach you the fundamental practical skills to navigate and work in a z/OS environment. This includes the use of ISPF/PDF dialogs, and TSO/E commands. This course includes readings, quizzes, and lab exercises accompanying the video course. You will need 15-16 hours to complete this course.
Table of contents
- Introduction to TSO and ISPF 7m
- Introduction to Skytap and System Familiarization 4m
- Course Kit / Exercise guide - Required Download for Lab Exercises 0m
- Please Read 0m
- Checklist before starting labs 0m
- Exercise 1: System familiarization 0m
- ISPF User's Guide Volume I 0m
- ISPF User's Guide Volume II 0m
- Creating, editing and displaying members in ISPF 5m
- Introduction to Exercise 2 1m
- Exercise 2: Allocate new data sets 0m
- Assessment - Introduction to Commands and Panels 0m
- Answers - Introduction to Commands and Panels 0m
- Allocating a data set 7m
- Working with data sets 8m
- Exercise 3: ISPF editor primary commands 0m
- Exercise 4: ISPF editor line commands 0m
- Exercise 5: Copy, move, rename, delete data sets and members 0m
- Exercise 6: Data set lists 0m
- Assessment - Working with Data Sets 0m
- Answers - Working with Data Sets 0m
About the author
Power Systems is a family of server computers from IBM that are based on its POWER processors. Power servers are highly secure and automated systems, designed with OpenStack-based cloud management, provide flexibility during the transition to cloud infrastructure. They are future-forward, flexible, cloud-ready servers with built-in PowerVM® virtualization for deploying the right scale-out cloud option for today's most demanding workloads.