iSeries

iSeries Work Management and Basic Tuning

The iSeries is capable of processing many different jobs with differing resource requirements at the same time. The work environment can be tuned to cope with these demands, and can provide increases in system throughput when tuned correctly.
Course Objectives
To enable delegates to tune the system to improve throughput.
Skills Gained
Define and customise the work environment.
Understand how jobs process.
Create, manage and modify subsystem descriptions.
Manage storage pools and activity levels.
Observe system performance.
Carry out basic performance tuning.
Collect performance data.
Interpret performance data.
Use iSeries Navigator monitors and graphs.

TCP/IP on the iseries
TCP/IP has become the preferred method of networking iSeries and other computer systems. The widespread adoption of Internet and Intranet technologies has only served to fuel the growth in networking with TCP/IP. This four day course exploresTCP/IP and the TCP/IP applications.
Course Objectives
To provide the skills required to implement and support TCP/IP on the iSeries platform.
Skills Gained
Define the functionality of TCP/IP.
Identify and install the hardware required to support TCP/IP on the iSeries.
Configure TCP/IP on the iSeries.
Allocate IP addresses to devices in a network.
Name the major TCP/IP applications.
Configure and use TELNET.
Configure and use FTP server and client.
Configure and use LPR/LPD.
Configure and use DNS.

Introduction to the AS/400
The iSeries is a versatile system, with many capabilities. By attending this course, delegates will learn about many of these capabilities, and will gain a thorough foundation upon which to build.
Course Objectives
To introduce the concepts required for the efficient use of the iSeries. This is a foundation course for new programmers/technical support staff to the iSeries.
Skills Gained
List the main features of the operating system.
Work with objects and libraries.
Describe the iSeries work environment.
Create database files on the iSeries.
Retrieve information from files.
Use PDM and SEU to enter source code.
Compile and run programs.
Create screen displays and menus.
Write a simple CL program.
Work with and understand message files.

An all-round introduction to programming in RPGIV on the series
RPGIV is the latest generation of RPG on the iSeries, superseding RPG/400. There are many new techniques available, which when exploited, provide programmers with far more capabilities when compared to earlier versions.
Course Objectives
To enable delegates to develop and maintain programs in RPGIV.
Skills Gained
Use free format calculation specifications.
Code an enquiry program in RPGIV.
Define the role of database and device files within RPGIV progams.
Identify the specification types used with RPGIV.
Use RPGIV programming structures and operation codes.
Use RPGIV procedures and built in functions.
Code structured programs in a contemporary RPGIV Style.
Write a file maintenance application.

Pages:- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
[ Online / Live ] [ Corporate Training ] [ Locations ] [ Schools ] [ Job Seekers ]

Dear Visitor: You are strongly recommended to bookmark this page and come back later, since new course may be available anytime. Click to Proceed>>