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Course Code:	RT 157
Course Abstract:	This course provides the intermediate techniques available when using the IBM High Level Assembler (HLASM).
Audience:	This course is designed for individuals who are application and systems programmers that have a need to use more advanced language facilities of the IBM High Level Assembler.
Duration:	5 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > Use multiple base registers and DSECTs > Use advanced data manipulation instructions > Transfer control to other programs via CALL and LOAD macros > Acquire and use additional memory via GETMAIN services and DSECTs > Read and write VSAM key-sequenced datasets > Code, assemble and linkedit assembler programs utilizing 31-bit addressing > Use system-provided macros, and write their own macros A series of written and lab exercises will be used to reinforce the classroom education.
Course Topics:	Program Sectioning Multiple Base Registers CSECTs DSECTs Advanced Data Manipulation Instructions ICM / STCM / CLM MVO MVCL / CLCL EX System Macros TIME ABEND SNAP WTO / WTOR / DOM User-Defined Subroutines BAL / BALR Instructions BAS / BASR Instructions Parameter List Formats External Subroutines LOAD Macro Variable Length Parameter Lists Using VSAM Datasets Overview ACB / RPL Macro OPEN / CLOSE Macro GET Macro POINT Macro SHOWCB Macro PUT Macro ERASE Macro 31-bit Addressing Overview Coding Requirements Linkage Editor Requirements Dynamic Memory Allocation Concept GETMAIN Macro Using Dynamically Allocated Memory FREEMAIN Macro STORAGE Macro Reentrant/Reusable Programs Overview Coding Requirements Linkage Editor Requirements Writing User Macros Types of Macros Macro Structure Macro Variables System Macro Variables Conditional Assembly Statements Assembler Attributes
Prerequisites:	Introduction to z/OS, or equivalent experience TSO/ISPF, or equivalent experience Basic MVS JCL, or equivalent experience Assembler Language Programming Basic (RT232) or equivalent experience

Assembler Language Programming Intermediate Course

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