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How To Guides for IBM z/OS

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"How To" Guides for IBM z/OS

These guides are for IBM mainframe operating systems, namely z/OS and its predecessor, OS/390.

Traditional mainframe programming environments

UNIX System Services vs. LINUXUSS vs. LINUXUNIX System ServicesLINUXUses EBCDIC character encodingUses ASCII character encodingCan access both UNIX and z/OS servicesLINUX onlyUses default Telnet port 23 for TN3270; must connect to another port for stream terminal emulation Uses default Telnet port 23 for stream terminal emulation
How To Guides for TSO
How To Guides for ISPF
How To Guides for CICS
Entering Operator Commands
Verifying Subsystem Configuration
Advanced Function Printing

See also IBM DB2 under Databases.

Operating System and Security Administration

How To Guides for SMS Storage Administration
How To Guides for ACF-2 Security

Communications facilities

How To Guides for TCP/IP on z/OS
How To Guides for VTAM on z/OS

Databases

How To Guides for IBM DB2
How To Guides for Oracle on z/OS

UNIX System Services (USS) and LINUX for z/OS

How To Guides for UNIX System Services
How To Guides for LINUX for z/OS
UNIX System Services vs. LINUX
UNIX System Services LINUX
Uses EBCDIC character encoding Uses ASCII character encoding
Can access both UNIX and z/OS services LINUX only
Uses default Telnet port 23 for TN3270;
must connect to another port for stream terminal emulation
Uses default Telnet port 23 for stream terminal emulation

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