Half-Day Webinars
Need to get up to speed quickly? Have a requirement for z/OS storage management training, but not much time and limited funding? Verity Systems half-day webinars are designed to get you the information you need, when you need it, where you need it - here, now, and at your desk. Most webinars run 3.5 hours, enough time to provide a thorough grounding in a critical z/OS topic. Call us at 1.404.210.5975 or email support@veritysys.com to arrange a webinar today.
Introduction and Overview - The FDRABR System
Duration: 3.5 hours
Cost: $450USD/student (or $1200USD for 3 or more students)
Important for users new to the FDRABR DASD Management System as well as those who already have some familiarity with FDRABR, this 3.5-hour webinar provides a technical introduction to the most important components of the FDRABR system, including recommended practices for backup/archive and recover/recall. Topics include:
Cost: $450USD/student (or $1200USD for 3 or more students)
Important for users new to the FDRABR DASD Management System as well as those who already have some familiarity with FDRABR, this 3.5-hour webinar provides a technical introduction to the most important components of the FDRABR system, including recommended practices for backup/archive and recover/recall. Topics include:
- Understanding the FDRABR Architecture
- Backup and Restore Jobs, JCL, and Control Statements
- Backup Tracking and Management in the FDRABR System
- Archive and Automatic Recall
- and more
Introduction and Overview - System Managed Storage and DFSMS
Duration: 3.5 hours
Cost: $450USD/student (or $1200USD for 3 or more students)
Efficiently managing z/OS disk and tape storage is a critical yet complex task. An understanding of the part DFSMS plays in the dataset life cycle is important for anyone involved in the mainframe environment. This webinar explains all of the most important detailed technical aspects of System Managed Storage, including disk architecture, DFSMS concepts and functions, SMS classes and constructs, and the role of DASD management systems such as FDRABR and DFSMShsm. Topics include:
Cost: $450USD/student (or $1200USD for 3 or more students)
Efficiently managing z/OS disk and tape storage is a critical yet complex task. An understanding of the part DFSMS plays in the dataset life cycle is important for anyone involved in the mainframe environment. This webinar explains all of the most important detailed technical aspects of System Managed Storage, including disk architecture, DFSMS concepts and functions, SMS classes and constructs, and the role of DASD management systems such as FDRABR and DFSMShsm. Topics include:
- DFSMS - What is it, Why is it needed, and How Does it Work?
- The SMS Constructs and ACS Routines
- Dataset creation, use, and life cycle under DFSMS
- The role, responsibilities, and tasks of the storage administrator
Introduction and Overview - The Innovation Access Method - IAM
Duration: 2.5 hours
Cost: $250USD/student (or $650USD for 3 or more students)
IAM, the Innovation Access Method, is an enhanced VSAM-compatible file architecture from Innovation Data Processing which provides improved performance, space utilization, reliability, and usability for many types of online and batch applications. While the use of IAM is transparent to most applications, an understanding of how IAM works and its enhanced features and functions is important in insuring that installations get the most out of this powerful tool.This course introduces:
Cost: $250USD/student (or $650USD for 3 or more students)
IAM, the Innovation Access Method, is an enhanced VSAM-compatible file architecture from Innovation Data Processing which provides improved performance, space utilization, reliability, and usability for many types of online and batch applications. While the use of IAM is transparent to most applications, an understanding of how IAM works and its enhanced features and functions is important in insuring that installations get the most out of this powerful tool.This course introduces:
- The unique IAM file structure and access method
- Creating and Using IAM files
- JCL, control statements, and utilities for IAM
Introduction to z/OS JCL, Utilities, and ISPF
Duration: 3.5 hours
Cost: $450USD/student (or $1200USD for 3 or more students)
Need to train a new hire? Moving from open systems into the mainframe environment? This webinar covers the most important topics in running z/OS jobs, including JCL coding, important utilities such as IEBGENER, IEBCOPY, SORT, IDCAMS, and more, along with the basics of ISPF required to create and submit jobs and retrieve output. Recommended for operations personnel, data center staff, or anyone new to the z/OS platform.
Cost: $450USD/student (or $1200USD for 3 or more students)
Need to train a new hire? Moving from open systems into the mainframe environment? This webinar covers the most important topics in running z/OS jobs, including JCL coding, important utilities such as IEBGENER, IEBCOPY, SORT, IDCAMS, and more, along with the basics of ISPF required to create and submit jobs and retrieve output. Recommended for operations personnel, data center staff, or anyone new to the z/OS platform.
Storage Management Reporting with FDREPORT
Duration: 3.5 hours
Cost: $450USD/student (or $1200USD for 3 or more students)
Need to know how to get information about your DASD subsystem? FDREPORT is Innovation Data Processing's extremely powerful, flexible, detailed report writer. FDREPORT gathers information from multiple metadata sources - catalogs, volumes, tape management systems, and more, and provides numerous facilities for filtering, sorting, analyzing, and manipulating literally hundreds of report fields and generating output in multiple formats. This webinar discusses how to use FDREPORT to obtain the information you need for all types of customized reports. Topics include:
Cost: $450USD/student (or $1200USD for 3 or more students)
Need to know how to get information about your DASD subsystem? FDREPORT is Innovation Data Processing's extremely powerful, flexible, detailed report writer. FDREPORT gathers information from multiple metadata sources - catalogs, volumes, tape management systems, and more, and provides numerous facilities for filtering, sorting, analyzing, and manipulating literally hundreds of report fields and generating output in multiple formats. This webinar discusses how to use FDREPORT to obtain the information you need for all types of customized reports. Topics include:
- FDREPORT JCL and control statements
- Search Report and Services ISPF dialog
- FDREPORT sources of information and output formats
- FDREPORT for input to other programs
- and more