IMS 15 Product Enhancements Wildfire Workshop (IMSPE2)

Presented by:IMS Team

Washington SystemCenter

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IMS 15 Product

Enhancements

Wildfire Workshop

(IMSPE2)

The IMS Team of the

Washington Systems Center is

offering a valuable “no-

charge” workshop focusing on

IMS 15 Product Enhancements

This two-day lecture

workshop details the new

functionality provided by IMS

15 TM,DB, Systems and

Application services.

Course Description

The latest version of IMS is good news. By enhancing both the Transaction Manager (IMS TM) and the Database Manager (IMS DB) components, IMS 15 not only leverages the new capabilities provided by the IBM z14 Mainframe and z/OS, but also provides the opportunity to improve your business efficiencies. With IMS 15, you can expect: • The ability to manage risk and simplify compliance• Improved performance• More dynamic functionality, greater availability, and simplified administration• A more dynamic java development environment• Enhanced support for an API economy

Agenda:Day 1:

• Continuous Delivery and IMS Gold Program• Transaction Manager - Topics include: the new auditability with network security credentials

for your mobile and hybrid cloud environment along with improved support for WLM mobile/cloud workload pricing; enhancements to the IMS Repository including support for Multiple Systems Coupling (MSC) resources; and numerous enhancements to OTMA and IMS Connect.

• For the application area, topics include: enhancements to the dynamic program refresh capability; a new Program Creation user exit; IMS Java enhancements; and improved efficiency of connection thread management when using the ESAF interface to DB2.

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IMS 15 Product

Enhancements

Wildfire Workshop

(IMSPE2)

The IMS Team of the

Washington Systems Center is

offering a valuable “no-

charge” workshop focusing on

IMS 15 Product Enhancements

This two-day lecture

workshop details the new

functionality provided by IMS

15 TM,DB, Systems and

Application services.

Day 1 (cont’d)• Systems and Infrastructure – Topics include the ongoing movement towards simplification by

reducing system definition and generation requirements; enhancements for Shared Queues environments; and major changes in the IMS Logger including the use of Media Manager for the write ahead data set (WADS) and the implications in your IMS environment. Additionally, the logger topics discuss the ability for the WADS and the OLDS to support hardware features such as zHyperWrite to improve throughput by reducing replication latency.

Day 2:

• IMS Tools Support for IMS 15 including a discussion on how to help you manage the IMS environment with the catalog, IMS objects, copybooks and JCL.

• DBRC – Topics include DBRC Migration/Coexistence• Database Manager – Topics include recent enhancements to IMS managed ACBs; DEDB Alter

enhancements and DEDB Alter load from the catalog; Data Definition Language (DDL) for DEDBs and enhancements to the IMS Explorer for Development tool. Additional topics include the concepts behind pervasive encryption and the impact on IMS.

• Installation/Migration Wrap Up

Audience:

Architects, system programmers, DBAs, and application developers who are interested in hearing what IMS has added into the product as well as seeing how IMS can be integrated into new and evolving technologies

Duration: 6-8 hours per day

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