z/OS System Operator
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Empowering Your Business with Comprehensive z/OS System Operator
At VRGZLABS, we offer a specialized training program in z/OS System Operator, designed to equip you with the skills needed to manage and optimize mainframe systems effectively. With hands-on practical sessions and direct access to z/OS System Operator, our course is led by industry experts who bring real-world experience into the classroom.
Our z/OS System Operator Include:
z/OS System Operator ( IBM Course Code ES27G customized with REXX)
- Z Architecture
- Describe System z usage of z/Architecture
- Identify System z servers and their major components
- Name z/OS functional groups and base elements
- Describe the concept of virtual storage and its exploitation in z/OS
- MVS commands for Operations
- Issue z/OS commands with the correct syntax
- Identify z/OS display commands that can be used to determine device and channel path status
- Describe the use of VARY and CONFIG z/OS operator commands
- Interpret the results of z/OS commands
- Trouble shooting with Error Messages and LOG
- JES2
- Identify the differences between JES2 and JES3
- Describe JES2 usage
- SPOOLs and checkpoint data sets
- Cold, warm, and hot starts
- Commands to control resources and display job status
- Describe the purpose and use of the following:
- TSO
- ISP/PDF
- Allocating, displaying, and editing data set information with ISP/PDF panels
- SDSF
- Describe the naming rules for z/OS data sets
- Describe the z/OS catalog structure
- Storage Basic concepts
- JCL Concepts
- JOB,EXEC and DD Statements
- JCL utilities
- Describe the function of JCL cataloged procedures
- Symbolic Overrides
- Console Commands and Monitoring
- Identify the difference between MCS consoles and extended MCS consoles
- Issue commands to determine the status and parameters of any console
- Describe major console enhancements at z/OS 1.8, z/OS 1.10, and z/OS 2.1
- REXX
- REXX Introduction
- Programming with Conditional construct
- Programming with ADDRESS TSO , TRACE, PROC, FILE
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