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MChandrasekar
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| Please suggest a good book to learn CICS from the basics. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
At the top of the page is a link to "IBM Manuals". There are CICS manuals there.
Look here:
www.murach.com/books/mainframe.htm
Murach Publishing has excellent books. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Look at Books from Murach Publications, they are my personal favorite. |
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dejunzhu
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| Yes, Murach Publications are excellent, but they are not for free... |
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enrico-sorichetti
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You should realize that training has additional cost apart the time ...
spend more time reading the free manuals from IBM and select only what is relevant to the level of training You want to achieve
or spend money on manuals/books which have already done the screening for You |
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Phrzby Phil
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| Also you must distinguish reference manuals from tutorials. |
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Gangadhar Rao.G
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Hi All,
I am new to CICS and into support .Please suggest me goods books(free) for CICS support starting from basics .
I really appreciate your help .
Best Regards,
Gangadhar |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
What do you mean by "support"? This has different meanings in different organizations.
Usually, someone who is not experienced with CICS is not assigned support (what i call support anyway). . .
What are to be the responsibilities for this job? |
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Gangadhar Rao.G
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Hi Dick,
I mean i am new to CICS administration.
Responsibilities are like resolving issues of short on stroage,transaction looping,startup and shutdown issues etc.
Fixing the issues related to CICS and to maintain CICS regions.
Best Regards,
GGR |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
I'm not aware of any particular publication that covers even most of what you want.
Suggest you look thru some of the many problem topics that have been discussed in our forum. Think back to some problem(s) that have happened on your system and then see if something similar was posted here. |
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Gangadhar Rao.G
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Thanks Dick.
Let me do the exercise suggested by you.
Best Regards,
GGR |
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Earl Haigh
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I mean i am new to CICS administration.
Responsibilities are like resolving issues of short on stroage,transaction looping,startup and shutdown issues etc.
Fixing the issues related to CICS and to maintain CICS regions.
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how does one get a job like this without being given the proper training ? |
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Gangadhar Rao.G
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| I will be into training after few months before that thought of doing some home work .As of now not working on that systems . |
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