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This badge holder can determine when a batch program has abnormally ended, and resolve various types of batch problems. They …
This badge earner has higher level Assembler skills and can create re-entrant programs, programs that utilize access registers to address …
This badge earner has a solid understanding of the Db2 environment, its components, and the use of SQL to extract …
This badge earner has experience with SQL code structure and syntax, and can efficiently create code to access, insert, sort, …
This badge earner has experience with PL/1’s code structure and syntax and can efficiently create code to define data types, …
This badge earner possesses a high level of CICS programming skills, extending their knowledge to web-based interfaces, and the integration …
This badge earner can identify and define workloads to run in an IBM Z Workload Scheduler (ZWS) environment, using calendars …
This badge earner can describe common deployment options for IBM MQ, the resources it requires, and can issue commands to …
This badge holder can determine when a batch program has abnormally ended, and resolve various types of batch problems. They …
Using JES2 error and warning messages, this badge earner can identify batch and system issues, and analyze problems by issuing …
This badge earner can use SDSF to locate storage and address memory information used for problem identification and resolution. They …
This badge earner can access data stored in mainframe data sets using TSO and ISPF. They can also use these …
