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Here’s a List of Basic ISPF Editor Commands
Here are useful ISPF editor commands for your daily use. COMMAND FUNCTION < Data shift left Shifts a single line of program source code to the left without affecting the program labels or comment i.e. Data from column one to the first blank and data following several blanks are not moved. May be specified…
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5 Top Rules of COBOL Redefines Clause
You can storage of one variable using Redefines in COBOL. Read the complete redefines rules in COBOL
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Resolution TSO session not allowing to do anything
If by mistake you try to browse the migrated dataset then your TSO session will not allow you to do anything and you will get below error. So to come out of this press cntrl+shift+A twice then below message will appear- Press Y, then press any key and press enter .Your TSO session will be…
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Mainframe COBOL Debugging mode ‘D’ in 7th Column
The purpose of COBOL column 7 and how you can use it for debugging. Read more on this.
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Frequently asked Informatica Interview Questions
The Informatica general interview questions asked in many interviews. These really good questions are highly suitable for production supports ETL developers working on Informatica tool.
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How to Fix Member in Use error in Mainframe
ISPF resolution for ‘Member in use’. Read more.
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Mainframe tip to cut first 10 lines, last 10 lines from 10000 lines dataset
Command to cut first 10 lines and last 10 lines in Mainframe
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Ideas: How to Edit IMS DB Segments Using FileAid
Explained ideas to edit IMS DB segments using FileAid.
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4 DB2 DATE Formats to Read Right now
DB2 date formats complete list read today and useful for your projects.
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Top COBOL Error Handling Statements
Handling errors in COBOL and the list of common phrases useful to use in your programs
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Mainframe: 2 Top Ideas on How to Copy a dataset
Two top methods you can use to copy a dataset in mainframe.
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SQL max function ideas to use correctly
SQL max function explained using best example
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