System 390 JCL - Softcover

Brown, Gary DeWard

 
9780471283096: System 390 JCL

Inhaltsangabe

Because software and not hardware is now the dominant cost in computing, users of mainframes will not trade them in for computers with modern design features incompatible with their software. This underlies the demand for the Job Control Language (JCL) program which provides the means of communication between an application, the operating system, and the hardware. In this fourth edition, JCL features that are no longer supported by IBM or are known to cause problems in distributed environments are separated out in a chapter on "obsolete technology" in legacy systems. Further updates for this edition include: changes in architecture, hardware, devices, and terminology; the addition of more tutorial aimed at readers coming from a PC background instead of a mainframe background; an explanation of JCL's role in batch programming and production jobs; new sections on programming in multi-platform systems and on operating system facilities; and examples that reflect concerns like Y2K and security.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Mark S. Merkow, CCP, is a Business Systems Analyst on the implementation of SET for a major Fortune 100 financial services company, and he assisted in the editing of SET Book One (Business Description). Jim Breithaupt is a software specialist and designer of both batch and on-line applications for the mainframe environment. Ken L. Wheeler served as a Lead Programmer Analyst on the implementation of SET to help prepare the system for widespread public access.

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Revised and updated! The internationally bestselling guide to JCL programming for today's enterprise programmers and developers

This book helps you take advantage of the current market demand for JCL programmers. Whether you are a member of a Y2K retrofit team, an application manager charged with running secure e-commerce servers off of mainframe data, or a programmer assigned to writing interfaces between a mainframe and a client/server network, there is no faster, easier way to master this difficult programming language.

More user-friendly for PC programmers than previous editions, System 390 JCL, Fourth Edition features:
* Many new examples focusing on the concerns of PC programmers
* New sections on programming in multiplatform environments
* Thorough review of changes in the latest versions of JCL and OS/390
* Extensive coverage of JCL in batch programming and production jobs
* A separate chapter on obsolete features that can trip up retrofit teams
* Chapters on Linkage Editor, IBM utilities, Sort/Merge utility, VSAM, TSO/E, ISPF, and REXX
* Helpful chapter-end exercises that you can run on a PC

Combining all the features of a tutorial for programmers new to JCL and a handy, everyday programming reference, System 390 JCL, Fourth Edition is truly the "JCL Programmer's Bible."

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