Courses in High Wycombe

...Asynchronous processing; Parallel processing; Queue ownership; Queues - predefined local; Queues - model & dynamic; Queues - alias; Program to program communication...

...Systems Programmers, operations Analysts and Security Auditors. Prerequisites Attendees should have a clear understanding of zVM at a conceptual level...

...Workstation Types; Workstation Tasks and Status Changes; Automatic Reporting Workstation; Manual Reporting Workstation; Non Reporting Workstation...

...On successful completion of this course, attendees will be able to: use the Enterprise Generation Language of RAD/WD4Z for server applications...

...setting-up a J2EE JDBC connection. Using EGL libraries Using EGL built-in functions and variables Test and deploy EGL applications (Java-based)...

...IMS DB recovery; IMS DB backout. Batch Terminal Simulator (BTS) BTS overview; ./T command statement; ./D command statement; ./O command statement...

...Upload IOCP with PCHIDs asignned, Migrate IOCP to IODF Dynamic I/O Configuration prerequisities, Messages, SYSPLEX issues Utilities and Batch processing Print...

...single point of control and definition, Work Load Manager (WLM), Real Time Analysis (RTA) and Business Application Services (BAS)., describe the functions...

...APPN differences; distributed database; route calculation; APPN routing & message format; high performance routing: principles, path switching...

...scheduling environments; WLM-managed Initiators...

...P Command Code; N Command Code; U Command Codes; V Command Code. Database access methods HSAM; HISAM; HDAM; HIDAM; non-Hierarchical Sequential Organisation...

...On successful completion of this course, attendees will be able to: explain optimal table design, choose optimal index design, reduce query elapsed times...

...Table check constraints; Unique constraints; Constraint syntax enhancements; Constraint management enhancements. Index Design Index structure...

...logging; distributed and shared data concepts. This segment examines the major components of the DB2 system. DB2 system installation Installation steps...

...CHECK LOB; REORG; STOSPACE; REPAIR. Online Recovery Utilities Recovery components; COPY; COPYTOCOPY; MERGECOPY; REPORT; QUIESCE; RECOVER; REBUILD...

...Exception sysmods; held sysmod entry example; Holddata example; the RECEIVE command; Sysmod entry with SOURCEID example; REPORT SOURCEID output examples...

...nested table expressions, subqueries, unions and case expressions, code SQL INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements to modify data, identify access paths...

...the AIX Fundamentals course. Duration 4 days Course Code AXKO Contents Introduction and orientation Recap on base commands and metacharacters...

...CVT, ASCB, TCB, UCB; use the Data Areas manuals; use macros to define DSECTs (in exits). Debugging Abend dump; ABEND macro; SNAP macro; Save Area tracing...

...statements and paragraphs; character set; words; program format; comments and blank lines. Describes and defines the components of a COBOL program...