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Db2 12 for z/OS Basic Database Administration [TDS_CV844G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 11 jan. 2027
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OVERVIEW
This course will expose the beginning z/OS DBAs (Database Administrators) to fundamentals of Database Administration for a Db2 12 for z/OS.
This course will teach the students how to physically implement a logical database design using DDL, and teaches considerations of referentially related tables. This course discusses the use of basic utilities, program preparation, serialization, and basic database security. This course does not cover distributed data processing, nor does it cover data sharing.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
In this course, you have the following course objectives:
Unit 1 - Db2 Relational database concepts
Relational Database design
Data access
Interacting with Db2
Catalog and directory
Unit 2 - SQL and SPUFI
SQL SELECT statement review
SQL INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE review
SQL COMMIT and ROLLBACK review
Joining tables
Executing SQL using SPUFI
Unit 3 - Db2 objects (Storage groups, databases, and table spaces)
Object concepts
Storage Groups
Databases
Table Spaces
Unit 4 - Db2 Objects (Tables, indexes, and views)
Tables
Aliases
Table constraints
Primary key
Foreign key
Check
Referential integrity
Indexes
Views
Qualified names
Implicit object creation
Unit 5 - Utilities
Utility Categories
Load Utility
Check Data Utility
Unload Utility
Runstats Utility
Reorg Utility
Unit 6 - Commands and program preparation
Db2 Command Structure
Display Command
Archiving Logs
Stop and Start Commands
Executing Commands
Program Preparation
Unit 7 - The Db2 system
System Parameters (zParms)
Address Spaces
System Databases
Buffer Pools
Logging
Integrity
Security
Unit 8 - Db2 Shutdown, startup, and recovery
Start and Stop Commands
Db2 Shutdown Process
Db2 Startup Phases
System Recovery
Object Recovery
Copy Utility
Recover Utility
Appendix A - Demonstration solutions
AUDIENCE
Students who will be performing the role of Db2 for z/OS database administrators who need to acquire the basic skills required to administer a Db2 database.
CERTIFICATION
None
NEXT STEP
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CONTENT
Please refer to the course objectives.
€2.550
Klassikaal
max 16
Db2 12 for z/OS Introduction to System Administration [TDS_CV853G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 22 feb. 2027
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OVERVIEW
This course provides students with an introduction to the skills and knowledge needed to administer a Db2 12 for z/OS system.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
After completing this course, students should be able to:
Start and stop a Db2 subsystem
Use the SET SYSPARM command
Access the system log to gather information about the subsystem initialization, operation, or shutdown
Describe the components and address space structure of a Db2 subsystem
Explain the use of RACF (or another external security program) for Db2 connection security
Explain the use of Roles and Trusted Contexts
Implement security procredures for a Db2 subsystem
Explain Db2 program flow for all environments
Explain parameter setting for the IRLM
Invoke and utilitze Db2 TSO facilities
Use the Db2 Catalog to monitor subsystem authorizations
Work with the Active Log data sets
Explain Db2 logging
Use SET LOG SUSPEND and SET LOG RESUME
Use DSNJU004 to print log map and interpret the results
Use DSNJU003 to rename Db2 data sets
Plan for recovery of a BSDS failure
Monitor and control a Db2 subsystem
Explain transaction flow in IMS and CICS environments (optional)
Describe the CICS and DB2 environment (optional)
Explain the difference between JDBC and SQLJ
And much more
AUDIENCE
This course is intended for z/OS system administrators, database administrators, or other technical individuals who will be managing Db2 12 for z/OS.
CERTIFICATION
None
NEXT STEP
None
CONTENT
Starting, stopping, and accessing Db2
Starting Db2 as part of the z/OS IPL process
Data set allocation and APF authorization
The START DB2 and STOP DB2 commands
zParms, DSNTIJUZ, and DSNZPARM
Address spaces
IRLM and lock storage
Db2 components and processes
BSDS and logging
Catalog and directory
Program preparation and execution
Transaction execution
Data sharing in the sysplex
System security
Protecting Db2 data sets
Controlling connections to Db2
Db2 authorization exits
Trusted context and roles
Securing an application server
Db2 authorization
Authorizations
Controlling access for dynamic and static SQL
Access control authorization exits
Distributed security
Program flow for all environments
Connection types and language interfaces
Program flow TSO and batch environments
TSO
Utilities
Transaction flow in IMS and CICS (optional)
Transaction processing
Thread reuse
SIGNON exit
CICS - Db2 environment (optional)
CICS connections to Db2
DSNC transaction
IMS - Db2 environment (optional)
IMS-Db2 introduction
IMS TM
IMS/DLI batch environment
Distributed - Db2 environment
Distributed attachment
Location aliases
DDF profiling
Block fetch
Db2 REST services
Logging
The Db2 log
Log commands
Archiving considerations
BSDS
Db2 utilities
Categorization
DSNJU003 and DSNJU004
BACKUP and RESTORE SYSTEM
Operations (monitoring and controlling Db2)
Issuing Db2 commands
Basic workload controls
Monitoring and controlling utilities
DISPLAY commands
Starting / stopping databases
Recovery
Planning for recovery
Table space recovery
Log considerations
DISPLAY and SET LOG commands
Recovery considerations
System recover/restart
System checkpoints
System restart after normal shutdown
Page externalization
Two-phase commit processing
System restart after system failure
Recovery considerations
Java with Db2 (optional)
Java
Administrative task scheduler (optional)'
Overview
Routines
Scheduling features
Life cycle
Syncronization
Commands
€2.550
Klassikaal
max 16
Db2 12 for z/OS Advanced Database Administration [TDS_CV880G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 14 dec. 2026
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OVERVIEW
This course will introduce the student to advanced database administration skills, including program preparation and the use of packages, online schema changes, partition management, and stored procedures; as well as performance and availability features of utilities (including LOAD, REBUILD INDEX, REORG, and UNLOAD). This course does not cover distributed data processing, nor does it cover data sharing.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
Program preparation and the use of packages part 1
• Program preparation overview
• Execution time errors
• BIND actions
• Package status and REBIND
• Deleting a package
• Determining the table/view qualifier
Online schema changes part 1
• Changing data type
• Adding columns to a table
• Renaming columns in a table
• Renaming indexes
• Adding columns to indexes
• Versioning
Online schema changes part 2
• Pending online schema changes
• Dropping columns from a table
• Converting to UTS
• Other pending changes
• Impact of pending changes on immediate options
• Restrictions and considerations
Partition management part 1
• Adding partitions
• Rotating partitions
Partition management part 2
• Modifying limit keys
• Rebalancing partitions
Stored procedures part 1
• External stored procedures
• WLM-established application environments
• Altering and dropping a stored procedure
• Commands for stored procedures
• Execution privileges
• Catalog information
LOAD and REBUILD INDEX
• LOAD with parallel index build
• LOAD partitions in parallel
• REBUILD INDEX
• Inline image copies and statistics
• LOAD SHRLEVEL CHANGE
• LOAD REPLACE SHRLEVEL REFERENCE
REORG
• Performance features of REORG
• Online REORG
• Inline image copies and statistics
• Consideratons for PBG table spaces
• Online REORG with LOBs (optional)
UNLOAD
• Overview
• Image copy specification
• Table-only input specification
• SHRLEVEL option
• Modes of operation
Program preparation and the use of packages part 2 (optional)
• Table mirroring
• Package versioning
• Plan management
• Other REBIND PACKAGE options
• Application compatibility
Stored procedures part 2 (optional)
• Native stored procedures
• Native procedure deployment
AUDIENCE
Students needing to augment their skill set in administering a Db2 12 for z/OS database environment.
€1.700
Klassikaal
max 16
z/OS System Services Structure [TDS_ES20G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 16 nov. 2026
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OVERVIEW
This course presents the structure and control blocks of the z/OS BCP and system services.
It prepares the z/OS system programmer to identify potential bottlenecks and performance problems, perform initial error symptom gathering, and identify opportunities and requirements for tailoring an z/OS system. This course also provides prerequisite information needed for further training in specialized areas such as system measurement and tuning and system problem determination.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
After this course participants should be able to:
Explain the z/OS functions and control blocks necessary to support a task in a multitasking and multiprocessing environment
Describe the software and hardware functions that allow a program to interact with programs running in other address spaces, use data in other address spaces, and use data in data spaces
Trace the flow of an I/O operation from the initial request in the application program through the completion of data transfer
Identify the control blocks that describe the current status of an I/O request
Describe the functions of the z/OS Virtual, Real, and Auxiliary Storage Managers
Describe the functions performed by the Recovery Termination Manager and recovery management components to minimize failure impact and enhance error correction
Select the appropriate IBM publication to provide further technical information (SRLs, Technical Bulletins, Self-study and other z/OS courses)
Describe the services provided by cross system extended services (XES)
Identify and explain the purpose of the cache, list, and lock structures
Plan the implementation of the global resource serialization STAR environment
AUDIENCE
This is an intermediate course for z/OS system programmers responsible for customization, measurement and tuning, or problem determination of z/OS. Subsystem programmers will also benefit from this class.
CERTIFICATION
None
NEXT STEP
None
CONTENT
System Introduction
z/OS Review
z/OS System Components Review
Introduction to Control Blocks
Basics of z/Architecture
Operating Environment Initialization
System Libraries
Initial Program Load
Task Management
Task Dispatching
Service Request Scheduling
Program Managing
Serializing Resources
Supervisor Calls
Status Saving on Interrupt
Addressability
Addressability Review
Cross Memory Services - Addressability to Two Address Spaces
Extended Addressability to Multiple Spaces
Input/Output Supervisor
I/O Definition and Initialization
I/O Request Flow
I/O Interrupt Flow
Error Handling
Storage Management
Storage Management Review
A Programmer Use of Storage
Paging and Swapping
Coupling Facility Storage
Exploitation
Recovery Termination Manager (RTM)
RTM Overview
Preparing the Environment
Normal Termination Processing
Abnormal Termination Processing
Recovery Management Support
€4.250
Klassikaal
max 16
IBM System z Hardware Management Console (HMC) Operations [TDS_ES24G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 1 mrt. 2027
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OVERVIEW
This course teaches you navigation, operation, and recovery techniques for the Hardware Management Console (HMC) in the System z environment.
Through lecture and hands-on exercises, you learn setup and operating procedures for the HMC, gain in-depth problem determination skills, practice HMC operations, and utilize recovery capabilities provided by the System z servers.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
After completing this course, you should be able to:
Discuss the features and components which comprise IBM mainframes
Navigate the HMC workplace using the classic style user interface
Navigate the HMC workplace using the tree style user interface
Use the HMC to monitor and control the IBM System Z servers
Use the HMC to control and manage assigned CPCs and images
Access and navigate the support element from the hardware management console to perform problem determination functions
AUDIENCE
This course is for operations personnel and technical staff who are directly involved in the installation, operation, systems support, and software support of their System z mainframe environment.
CONTENT
Day 1
Welcome
Unit 1: IBM mainframe server hardware overview
Unit 2: Using the HMC Classic style user interface
Unit 3: Using the HMC Tree style user interface
Unit 4: Using the HMC to monitor System z servers
Supporting labs
Day 2
Review
Unit 5: Activation profiles and operational tasks
Unit 6: Single Object Operations: CPC session
Supporting labs
€1.700
Klassikaal
max 16
z/OS JES2 Operator Training [TDS_ES28G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 23 nov. 2026
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OVERVIEW
This course is designed to give the z/OS Operator personnel as well as entry systems programmers an overview about JES2. The students should be able to use JES2 commands at the z/OS Console and use SDSF.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
After this course participants should be able to:
Understand the z/OS environment and JES2 role
Start JES2 with focus on options and shutdown
Control JES2 with commands and SDSF
Control JES2 job flow, selection, and processing
Control output processing and printers
Understand z/OS influence on JES2 processing
AUDIENCE
This intermediate course is for z/OS Operators (console and periphery), help desk, and support personnel.
CONTENT
Day 1
Welcome
Unit 1 - z/OS and JES2 overview
Unit 1 - SDSF demo
Unit 2 - Manage a JES2 subsystem
Exercise 1 - Start a z/OS system
Day 2
Review day 1
Exercise 1 - Start a z/OS system (continued)
Exercise 2 - Log on to TSO
Unit 3 - Control JES2
Exercise 3 - JES2 commands
Unit 4 - Checkpoint, Spool offload, printer server, NJE, RJE, and MAS
Day 3
Review day 2
Unit 4 - Checkpoint, Spool offload, printer server, NJE, RJE, and MAS (continued)
Exercise 4 - Spool and checkpoint management
Exercise 5 - System display and search facility
Exercise 6 - Automatic Command Facility (optional)
€2.550
Klassikaal
max 16
Advanced Assembler Language Coding Workshop [TDS_ES35G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 14 dec. 2026
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OVERVIEW
This course provides instruction and practice in the use of the more complex S/390 Assembler Language facilities for the experienced assembler language programmer.
The course includes a discussion of standard linkage conventions, use of BSAM/QSAM and selected system macros, the macro definition language, and reentrant coding considerations.
Emphasis is placed on enhancing skills in problem resolution through analysis of more complex system-provided dumps.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
After this course participants should be able to:
Identify data management considerations and access methods
Code assembler language programs which:
Conform to standard linkage conventions using save area chaining
Define and use BSAM/QSAM datasets through standard I/O macros
Define and execute user macros which contain:
Positional and/or keyword parameters
Fixed or variable entry parameter lists
Conditional assembly logic
Use variable length storage operations (that is, EX, MVCL, and so on)
Employ more complex instructions (that is, TR, TRT, BXLE, and so on)
Access JCL parameter data
Employ LE date/time handling services
Identify reentrant coding considerations and dynamic storage acquisition
AUDIENCE
This advanced course is designed for application programmers and beginning system programmers who code, maintain, and debug application support programs or subroutines written in S/390 assembler language.
CERTIFICATION
None
NEXT STEP
None
CONTENT
Day 1
(00:15) Welcome
(01:00) Unit 1: Review
(00:15) Unit 2: Assembler instructions
(01:45) Unit 3: Linkage
(01:30) Unit 4: LE date/time handling
(02:30) Exercise 1: PARM handling and search
Day 2
(00:15) Lab review
(03:00) Unit 5: Access methods: BSAM/QSAM
(03:00) Exercise 2: File handling
Day 3
(00:15) Lab review
(00:30) Unit 6: Assembler compile-time options
(00:30) Unit 7: SNAP dumps
(03:30) Unit 8: Macros and the Conditional Assembly Language
(02:30) Exercise 3: Macro modification
Day 4
(00:25) Lab review
(01:15) Unit 9: Miscellaneous instructions
(00:25) Unit 10: Floating point data
(00:25) Unit 11: Reentrant coding
(00:15) Class wrap-up
€3.400
Klassikaal
max 16
IBM System z Parallel Sysplex Operations [TDS_ES73G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 23 nov. 2026
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OVERVIEW
This course is designed so that students can learn how z/OS systems operate in a Parallel Sysplex environment through discussion topics and hands-on lab exercises.
Students learn problem determination skills, practice enhanced sysplex operations, including management of the coupling facility (CF), and use recovery capabilities provided by the System z servers.
The course consists of six units and 12 hands-on lab exercises.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
After this course participants should be able to:
Identify the difference between a base and a Parallel Sysplex
Describe the hardware components of a Parallel Sysplex
Describe the software components of a Parallel Sysplex
List sysplex couple data sets and define their purpose
Identify and describe sysplex commands to display signaling and couple data set usage
Identify all coupling facility links, speeds, and connectivity options for System z servers
List the various structure types and how they are used
Identify potential users of a CF
Describe the CFRM policy and required parameters within the policy
Describe how the CF is used to enable resource and data sharing
Use commands to display and change the operational status of a CF
Use the various z/OS commands to determine the current status of sysplex members
Remove a system from the sysplex
Describe structure and connector attributes
Use z/OS commands to resolve a problem structure status
Use z/OS commands to remove, add sysplex primary or alternate couple data sets, and modify CDS settings
Describe procedures for moving off a coupling facility for maintenance or other reasons
Describe the operator options to relocate structures between CFs
Use z/OS, JES2 commands, and CFRM polices, if required, to remove structures, CF links, and CFs
Describe and identify various sysplex CF configurations, including high-availability CF configurations
Describe the types of failures and recoveries that can be automated with SFM
Start and stop SFM policies and identify SFM actions for each system
Identify new SFM support at z/OS 1.8 and z/OS 1.9
Determine the status and parameters of any sysplex console
Use z/OS commands to display console attributes, change console attributes, and route messages to any sysplex member
Describe the use and purpose of console switching groups
Identify console updates that apply to z/OS 1.8 and z/OS 1.10
Define why time synchronization is required in a sysplex
Describe time synchronization options in a sysplex
Describe Sysplex Timer (9037) configurations
Define server time protocol terminology and configurations:
Mixed Coordinated Timing Network
STP-only Coordinated Timing Network
Identify three major phases of the IPL process
Describe what happens during each phase of the IPL process
Identify and resolve IPL-related problems
Perform a successful IPL of the z/OS system
AUDIENCE
The audience includes operations personnel and technical staff who are directly involved in the installation, operation, systems support, and software support of their Parallel Sysplex environment.
CERTIFICATION
None
NEXT STEP
None
CONTENT
Day 1
(00:30) Welcome
(02:30) Unit 1: Sysplex overview
(01:00) Unit 2: Coupling Facility
(03:00) Supporting labs
Day 2
(00:30) Review
(03:00) Unit 3: Sysplex operation and recovery
(03:30) Supporting labs
Day 3
(02:30) Review and labs
(01:00) Unit 4: Sysplex Failure Manager and console operations
(01:00) Unit 5: Sysplex timer and Sever Time Protocol operation
(00:45) Unit 6: z/OS IPL flow
(02:00) Supporting labs
€2.550
Klassikaal
max 16
Advanced Parallel Sysplex Operations and Recovery Workshop [TDS_ES90G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 14 dec. 2026
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OVERVIEW
This course describes advanced operator actions to implement new policies, coupling facilities, structures and sysplex related operational enhancements.
It diagnoses problems and demonstrates recovery techniques in these areas. These include:
- Identifying HMC problems and recovery, including IPL problems during system and sysplex activation
- Recovery with and without SFM policies
- Couple data set failures
- CF and CF structure failures
Labs are provided to submit jobs to format CDS, define policies, start and verify that they are working as desired, identify any policy change pending conditions and correct as needed. Labs take students through the required steps to implement ECS, GRS star, JES checkpoint, Operlog, Logrec, and SM duplexing on the CF. Students will also identify potential problems during the implementation process, identify various CDS and other sysplex related problems. Students will remove a CF from the sysplex as in the case of required maintenance to a CF; add a new CF to the sysplex and perform system and CF failure and recovery scenarios.
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
Virtueel en Klassikaal™ is een eenvoudig leerconcept en biedt een flexibele oplossing voor het volgen van een klassikale training. Met Virtueel en Klassikaal™ kunt u zelf beslissen of u een klassikale training virtueel (vanuit huis of kantoor )of fysiek op locatie wilt volgen. De keuze is aan u! Cursisten die virtueel deelnemen aan de training ontvangen voor aanvang van de training alle benodigde informatie om de training te kunnen volgen.
OBJECTIVES
After this course participants should be able to:
Use the HMC classic or tree UI:
Identify and define operational usage of the HMC with CPC and IMAGE groups and objects
Determine object status, build, identify, and assign activation profiles
Describe the difference between:
Base sysplex and a Parallel Sysplex
Resource sharing and data sharing
Identify and describe Parallel Sysplex hardware and software key components:
Coupling facilities, couple data sets and STP hardware
z/OS operating system, XCF and XES code
IEASYSxx and COUPLExx statements used in a sysplex
Describe how signaling is provided in a sysplex
Describe structure types and usage by the CF
Identify CF availability characteristics
Explain the difference between ICF and non-ICF configurations, benefits and availability requirements
Describe system managed CF structure duplexing and its purpose
Identify System z CF link connectivity options
Internal and external CF link types and speeds, including PSIFB link options
Identify commands to use to determine operational state of sysplex components
z/OS Systems
CF, CF links and structures
Describe the steps used to initialized a system image into a sysplex during NIP
Identify and explain key NIP messages that surface during sysplex initialization
Describe why WTOR messages can be issued for normal and problem scenarios during sysplex initialization
Properly remove a system from the sysplex
Describe z/OS 1.10 and 1.11 changes that relate to how systems are removed from the sysplex
Describe the purpose and use of sysplex couple data sets
Identify and explain new information provided in the output of the D XCF, C command with z/OS 1.10, 1.11, and 1.12
Describe CFRM policy requirements to define CFs and structures
Use commands to manage couple data sets and identify support options
Describe CFRM CDS format options to support and how they are used
Describe the difference between a GRS ring and a GRS star complex
Identify GRS star requirements and its structure attributes
Describe how JES2 checkpoint uses the CF
Use the JES2 reconfiguration dialog to move checkpoint from DASD to CF
Identify recovery options for JES2 checkpoint
Describe enhanced catalog sharing, operation and recovery considerations
Explain the purpose of the system logger component in a sysplex
Describe how Operlog and logrec can use logstreams and structures in a sysplex
Identify CF logger recovery actions for system, CF logger failures
Describe recovery terms and use for:
Rebuild percent and SFM weights
Structure and connector persistence
Remove a coupling facility
Activate CFRM policies
Explain, identify and correct policy pending conditions
List different command options to move structures in and out of CFs
Define Reallocate command usage and benefits
Identify structure hang recovery options
Add an external CF to the sysplex
Manage Reset profile to update IOCDS pointer
Activate CFRM policy, verify CF connectivity and resolve policy pending conditions
List and describe recent OS enhancements addressing sympathy sickness
Describe the purpose and use of SFM
Activate an SFM policy, verify SFM policy settings and identify SFM action messages
Describe the purpose and use of ARM
Activate a default ARM policy and verify ARM status
Describe Server Time Protocol (STP)
Identify various STP terminology and supported configurations
Identify DB2 overall configuration and structure recovery concepts
Identify the steps necessary to remove or delete:
DB2 cache structure for group buffer pools
CICS temporary storage queue pool structures
RACF database cache structures
IMS OSAM and VSAM cache structures
IRLM lock structure
DB2 list (SCA) structure
VSAM RLS lock and cache structures
IMS shared-queue or EMH structures
Global resource serialization lock structure
AUDIENCE
This intermediate course is for operations personnel, tech support staff, and system programmers who are directly involved in the operation, system support, and software support of their Parallel Sysplex environment.
CERTIFICATION
None
NEXT STEP
None
CONTENT
Day 1
Welcome
Unit 1 - Parallel Sysplex overview
Machine lab exercises
Day 2
Unit 2 - Sysplex initialization, CDS usage, and recovery
Machine lab exercises
Day 3
Unit 3 - Managing CFs, structures, policies, and recovery
Machine lab exercises
Day 4
Unit 4 - Dynamic CF implementation, Sysplex Failure Manager, and Automatic Restart Manager
Machine lab exercises
Day 5
Machine lab exercises
Unit 5 - STP, DB2 and structure recovery and removal overview
€4.250
Klassikaal
max 16
z/OS Management Facility Implementation and Use [TDS_ESB3G]
TDS UK Virtual Training English
ma 23 nov. 2026
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OVERVIEW
This course is designed to provide you with the skills required to install and customize IBM z/OS Management Facility (z/OSMF) 2.1, and use the functions and features provided by z/OSMF. IBM z/OS Management Facility (z/OSMF) is a product for z/OS that will simplify, optimize, and modernize the z/OS system programmer experience. z/OSMF delivers solutions in a task-oriented, web browser-based user interface with integrated user assistance.
In this course, we introduce z/OS Management Facility and its architecture; and describe the components that are necessary to run z/OSMF on z/OS.
You will also learn the installation and customization of z/OS Management Facility, and will customize several system components to exploit the following z/OSMF functions:
z/OSMF Software Management Manager
Capacity Provisioning
Classic (ISPF) Interface
Incident Log
Configuration Assistant for the z/OS Communications Server
Workload Management
System Status, Resource Monitoring
Workflow
Virtueel en Klassikaal™
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OBJECTIVES
After this course participants should be able to:
Describe the purpose and benefit of z/OS Management Facility
Describe the functions provided by z/OS Management Facility
Describe the technical overview of z/OSMF features and architecture
Describe the z/OSMF client and server operating environment
Describe the systems management tasks and updates with every release
Indicate list of publications and references
Describe ordering and installing the z/OSMF software (code)
Using ServerPac or SMP/E
Describe setup and configuration overall process:
Configure z/OS prerequisites for plug-ins
Configure z/OSMF
Explain any migration issues or concerns
Describe the details of each function, updated for each release ofz/OSMF
Understand the detailed examples of how to use the z/OSMF features
Describe the z/OSMF tasks (and release of z/OS and z/OSMF that was introduced)
Manage the z/OSMF Administration:
Adding users, defining roles, new SAF-based authorization
Customize Welcome screen, add Links
AUDIENCE
This intermediate course is intended for experienced system programmers and subsystem administrators responsible for installing and implementing z/OSMF in their enterprise.
The students must have basic knowledge of z/OS UNIX System Services (USS), and the skills normally required to install a z/OS product using SMP/E and batch jobs to update system data sets.
RACF knowledge is useful, as well as WebSphere 8.5 Liberty profile for z/OS.
CONTENT
Day 1
Welcome
Unit 1: z/OS Management Facility: Overview
Unit 2: z/OS Management Facility: Implementation and configuration
Exercise 1: z/OSMF planning and prerequisites
Day 2
Exercise 1:z/OSMF planning and prerequisites (continued)
Exercise 2: z/OS Management Facility configuration and setup
Unit 3: z/OS Management Facility: Usage
Exercise 3: z/OS Management Facility post-configuration and administration
Day 3
Unit 3: z/OS Management Facility: Usage (continued)
Exercise 4: z/OS Management Facility exploitation
Wrap-up
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Klassikaal
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