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JCL: STEP BY STEP

JCL: STEP BY STEP

Andrew Chapman
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Job Entry System Job Control Language or, more simply, JES JCL, is almost as old as the original IBM System/360 mainframes for which it was written and, over recent years, hasn't evolved all that much. But why should something evolve, when it is already highly effective at doing what it was designed for? Most programmers and operators may scoff at this statement but, then again, most programmers and operators code JCL badly.
This book dismantles the woefully common and typical style of programming JCL and introduces methods for the production of highly maintainable, analysis friendly application jobs. Ways in which JCL and job architecture can be constructed and how the features of JES2 can be combined to form a modern, robust and efficient infrastructure.
The book contains many generic procedure examples drawn from the real world and details logic, INCLUDE, PROC members, variables, semaphores, dynamic JCL, out of execution and much more.
A must have handbook for any technician whose job is associated with JCL programming.
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
January 20, 2020

JCL: STEP BY STEP

Andrew Chapman
0/5 ( ratings)
Job Entry System Job Control Language or, more simply, JES JCL, is almost as old as the original IBM System/360 mainframes for which it was written and, over recent years, hasn't evolved all that much. But why should something evolve, when it is already highly effective at doing what it was designed for? Most programmers and operators may scoff at this statement but, then again, most programmers and operators code JCL badly.
This book dismantles the woefully common and typical style of programming JCL and introduces methods for the production of highly maintainable, analysis friendly application jobs. Ways in which JCL and job architecture can be constructed and how the features of JES2 can be combined to form a modern, robust and efficient infrastructure.
The book contains many generic procedure examples drawn from the real world and details logic, INCLUDE, PROC members, variables, semaphores, dynamic JCL, out of execution and much more.
A must have handbook for any technician whose job is associated with JCL programming.
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
January 20, 2020

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