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manager responsible for managing Model 204 system resources and | manager responsible for managing Model 204 system resources and | ||
coordinating user needs. The Model 204 | coordinating user needs. The Model 204 system manager should have system | ||
programming or database administration experience, including knowledge of | programming or database administration experience, including knowledge of | ||
job control (JCL or EXECs) and familiarity with standard IBM utilities. | job control (JCL or EXECs) and familiarity with standard IBM utilities. | ||
The | The items in the <code>Subcategories</code> list, below, are the main subdivisions of the Model 204 system management responsibilities. When expanded, the subcategories include all the topics in the <code>Pages in category "System management"</code> list in the lower half of this page. | ||
<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Each subcategory is itself a category. And nearly each page in the <code>Pages in category "System management"</code> list is also a page in one of the subcategories. </p> | |||
==PDF== | A suggested introductory topic is [[Model 204 configurations and operating environments]], which is in the <code>Model 204 operational issues</code> subcategory. | ||
==PDF of category pages== | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:05, 16 November 2015
This page contains the topics that are written for the system manager responsible for managing Model 204 system resources and coordinating user needs. The Model 204 system manager should have system programming or database administration experience, including knowledge of job control (JCL or EXECs) and familiarity with standard IBM utilities.
The items in the Subcategories
list, below, are the main subdivisions of the Model 204 system management responsibilities. When expanded, the subcategories include all the topics in the Pages in category "System management"
list in the lower half of this page.
Note: Each subcategory is itself a category. And nearly each page in the Pages in category "System management"
list is also a page in one of the subcategories.
A suggested introductory topic is Model 204 configurations and operating environments, which is in the Model 204 operational issues
subcategory.
PDF of category pages
You can use this link to create a PDF file that contains all the pages in this category. For each subcategory, this PDF will also contain a linked list of its constituent pages.
Note: The resulting PDF is not optimized for online use. All blue links except for those in the table of contents (TOC) take you outside of the PDF (typically to http://m204wiki.rocketsoftware.com), so you must rely on the PDF bookmarks and TOC for online navigation. Hovering your mouse over a link will reveal its destination.
Subcategories
This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.
Pages in category "System management"
The following 31 pages are in this category, out of 31 total.