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IBM Enterprise Modernization for System : Local IBM z/OS application development with IBM Rational Developer for System z

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Level: Intermediate

Reginaldo Barosa (rbarosa@us.ibm.com), Senior Certified IT Specialist, IBM

01 Apr 2008

This tutorial will take you through the steps of using the IBM® z/OS™ Application Development component of IBM® Rational® Developer for System z™, Version 7.1, to work with local systems. It will familiarize you with the z/OS Application Development environment. You will be working with a sample COBOL program that accesses an IBM® DB2® database and using the editing, compiling, and debugging capabilities of Rational Developer for System z. As an optional exercise, you can also experiment with the file comparison capability of Rational Developer for System z.

Before you start

Learn what to expect from this tutorial and how to get the most out of it.

About this Series

Walk through this scenario and others online as part of the Enterprise Modernization Sandbox for System z.



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About this tutorial

To complete this tutorial, you will perform these tasks:

  1. Prepare and load the local COBOL programs and copybooks. Create a local COBOL project, define the properties, and import the COBOL assets.
  1. Work with the local COBOL program. Use the Editor, Local history, Syntax checking, and Code Assist. Run a program that accesses a local IBM® DB2® table.
  1. Work with the local debug tool. Use breakpoints, debug called programs, change variables, and so forth.
  1. (Optional) Compare files. Use IBM® Rational® Developer for System z™ to compare files and see possible differences.(we' call it simply Rational Developer hereafter, in this context only)


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Objectives

You will learn how to

  • Work with COBOL programs without connecting to z/OS using Rational Developer for system z.
  • Use the COBOL Editor, Use Local history, Syntax checking, and Code Assist.
  • Run a program that accesses a local DB2 table.
  • Work with local Debug using breakpoints, debuging called programs, change variables, etc.



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System requirements

This tutorial assumes that Rational Developer for System z is already started and that you are ready to work with an empty workspace.



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