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Course Code:	MV 87
Course Abstract:	This course introduces participants to the skills necessary to use ISPF Dialog Management Services in a z/OS or OS/390 environment. The participants learn how to create user ISPF libraries and implement DMS dialogs. Participants will learn to design and code: Dialog panels Help panels Dialog functions using REXX or CLIST Customized error messages Customized menus File tailoring skeletons
Audience:	This course is designed for individuals who are programmer, analysts, technical support personnel, and any other individuals that have a need to develop ISPF/DMS dialogs in an OS/390 environment.
Duration:	5 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to: > ISPF Library Management Services > Use the ISPF Dialog Test Facility > Create and process DMS tables (temporary and permanent) > Invoke Dialog Management Services from PL/1, COBOL, and FORTRAN programs A series of written and lab exercises will be used to reinforce the classroom education.
Course Topics:	Introduction Definition Components of a Dialog Library Requirements Dialog Panels Naming Convention and Library Requirements Panel Design Guidelines Panel Sections BODY Section ATTR Section INIT Section REINIT Section PROC Section Panel Processing Statements Assignment Statement TRUNC and TRANS Dialog Functions IF Statement VER Statement Help Panels Testing Panels Dialog Messages Naming Convention and Library Requirements Definition Statements Testing Messages Using Messages in Dialogs Function Development (EXECs and CLISTs) General Requirements ISPEXEC Services Testing Functions Dialog Variable Pools General Information Function Pool Shared Pool Profile Pool Variable Use by Functions Variable Use by Panels Accessing Variable Pools via the Dialog Test Facility Advanced Panel Development Topics Enhanced Screen Functions Specifying the Locations of the Command and Message Fields Modifying Attribute Characters Modifying Panel Field Attributes Using Field Name Place Holders Function Key Substitution Dialog Menus General Information Panel Definition BODY Section PROC Section Action Options Testing Menu Panels Accessing Menu Panels File Tailoring General Information Naming Conventions and Library Requirements File Tailoring Control Statements File Tailoring Services Library Management Services Concept Review of Available Services Dialog Tables Concept File Requirements Accessing Data Overview of Table Related Services Creating Tables Table Manipulation Services Table Related File Tailoring Control Statements Dialog Test Facility Tables Panel Table Display Panels Dialog Function Programs Required Program Function Services Assembler Program Coding Requirements COBOL Program Coding Requirements FORTRAN Program Coding Requirements PL/I Program Coding Requirements
Prerequisites:	Introduction to OS/390, Introduction to z/OS, TSO/ISPF, Basic MVS JCL, z/OS REXX Programming, or equivalent experience is required.

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