Z/OS REXX Programming
Learn to develop REXX programs for z/OS mainframes, including TSO/ISPF interfaces, system automation, and data processing with MVS system services.
Learn to develop REXX programs for z/OS mainframes, including TSO/ISPF interfaces, system automation, and data processing with MVS system services.
Dive into the world of REXX programming on z/OS systems. This course covers essential REXX language skills, TSO extensions, and integration with MVS environments. Learn to write, compile, and run REXX programs in various z/OS contexts, enhancing your mainframe programming capabilities.
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What you'll learn
Master basic REXX data parsing techniques for efficient data handling
Identify and utilize key components of REXX execs in z/OS environments
Differentiate between functions and subroutines in REXX programming
Apply best practices in program design and coding styles for REXX
Implement TSO extensions to enhance REXX functionality
Develop skills to run REXX programs in batch jobs on z/OS systems
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
PreRecorded video
Graded assignments, exams
Access on Mobile, Tablet, Desktop
Limited Access access
Shareable certificate
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Module Description
This comprehensive course introduces students to REXX programming in the z/OS environment. Learners will develop fundamental skills in writing REXX programs, focusing on basic data parsing techniques and understanding the components of REXX execs. The curriculum covers TSO extensions to REXX, enabling interaction with other z/OS environments such as the MVS console. Students will gain hands-on experience in running REXX in batch jobs and compiling REXX programs. The course also emphasizes program design and coding styles, helping learners create efficient and maintainable code. By exploring the differences between functions and subroutines, participants will enhance their ability to structure REXX programs effectively for various mainframe tasks.
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Instructor
Distinguished IBM Master Inventor and Technology Educator
Martin Keen serves as an IBM Master Inventor and content creator, establishing himself as a leading innovator in technology with over 400 issued patents. Named the 2023 North Carolina Inventor of the Year, his contributions to technological advancement have earned him multiple accolades, including the NEXT TECH 2023 award for Tech + Innovation and recognition as an Inspire Top 100 winner by the United Inventors Association. As a key figure at IBM, he manages the IBM Training Team and creates educational content, with his presentations on AI and data science on the IBM Technology YouTube channel garnering more than 6 million views. Beyond his professional achievements in technology, Keen demonstrates his passion for education and innovation through his role in developing online video training content for IBM's Systems Technical Training team. He also pursues creative interests outside of technology, producing weekly content for The Brülosophy Show, showcasing his expertise in beer homebrewing. His work continues to influence both technological innovation and technical education, making complex concepts accessible to broad audiences.
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