Duration
Overview
Description
The TSO/ISPF labs provide a range of exercises that can be run in your organization’s mainframe training sandbox. Initial exercises focus on modifying TSO session defaults and allocating data sets, while later modules deal with copying and manipulating mainframe data using ISPF panels and utilities.
Audience
These labs are suitable for anyone using TSO and ISPF in their day-to-day duties.
Prerequisites
A solid understanding of TSO and ISPF or the successful completion of the following Interskill courses:
- ISPF (z/OS) – TSO and ISPF Basics 2.5
- ISPF (z/OS) – Configuring ISPF for General Use 2.5
- ISPF (z/OS) – Managing Data Files and Definitions with ISPF/PDF 2.5
- ISPF (z/OS) – Displaying and Manipulating Data in View and Edit Mode 2.5
- ISPF (z/OS) – Using Edit Primary Commands 2.5
- ISPF (z/OS) – Advanced ISPF Data Editing Techniques 2.5
- ISPF (z/OS) – Advanced – Tips and Tricks – TSO 2.5
Note: Each Lab below contains its own list of prerequisites or equivalent knowledge, which is displayed when accessing the module.
Objectives
After completing these Labs, the student should be able to:
- Enter TSO commands to display and allocate data sets
- Modify ISPF session defaults and tailor function keys
- Search for, and compare, mainframe data
- Manipulate data using edit line commands
Course Content
Lab ISPF (z/OS) – TSO Defaults and Commands
TSO profile attributes
Creating Data Sets Using TSO Commands
Allocating Data Sets to your TSO Session
Lab ISPF (z/OS) – Configuring the ISPF Session
Modifying ISPF Screen Defaults
Configuring LOG and LIST Data Sets
Creating Personal Data Set and Library Lists
Tailoring Function Keys
Lab ISPF (z/OS) – Managing Data Sets
Using ISPF to Create Sequential and Partitioned Data Sets
Copying Data to a Data Set
Saving Data to a LIST Data Set
Searching for Data Using ISPF Utilities
Comparing Data From Different Sources
Lab ISPF (z/OS) – Editing Mainframe Data
Displaying and Modifying Edit Profiles
Locating and Modifying Data Using ISPF Primary Commands
Creating Software Tabbing
Moving and Inserting Data Within a Data Set
Copying Data Using ISPF Primary Commands