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Prerequisites: None
Audience: This course is designed for
programmers, operators, and managers who have minimal or no iSeries experience.
Description: The purpose of this course is to introduce students to iSeries
operations, the programming environment, and other basic features. This class
is a prerequisite for many other AS/Credentials classes.
Course Content:
• The process for running programs and the concepts behind memory allocation.
• Different types of jobs - how they are started - how they are terminated.
• Control of jobs through the use of job descriptions and subsystems.
• Use of the menu system and the extensive Help facility.
• Concepts of objects and libraries - how libraries are searched using a library list.
• How commands are formatted. Concepts of parameters, prompting, keywords and
list values.
• Methods for sending and displaying messages. The purpose of message queues, message
queue delivery modes, second level text of messages, and the system operator message queue.
• Control of printers output queues, and spooled files through commands and print files.
The relationship between output queues, writers and printers.
• The Programming Development Manager (PDM). Features include: entering, editing,
and compiling source members, executing objects and commands, and using command
keys and user defined options.
Duration: One Day
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