21. REXX Programming Mainframe Applications Course - Part 1 - Datatrain Online E-Lea Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online eLearning Mainframe Applications Course rexx programming - Part 1 http://www.datatrain.nl/training_mvs_os390_rexx_i_programming_.htm

Datatrain Operations Applications Security ... Home Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online e-Learning REXX Programming - Part 1 Run Demo (without the LMS) Flash 5 required Duration 5 - 8 hours Overview Audience Personnel who require an introduction to REXX and an understanding of the fundamentals of programming in REXX. Prerequisites Basic understanding of data processing concepts, and some basic programming skills. Objectives After completion students should be able to - Understand the concepts of the REXX language. Recognize the major elements of a REXX program. Understand and utilize most REXX Keywords. Understand and utilize most REXX Built-In Functions. Trace and debug a REXX program. Course Content Module 1 DESCRIPTION OF THE REXX LANGUAGE Description of the REXX Language Module 2 A LOOK AT A REXX EXEC A Look at a Sample REXX Exec The SAY Keyword The DO Keyword The IF Keyword The EXIT Keyword Module 3 REXX CONCEPTS Characters Comments Tokens Strings Symbols Variables Numbers Operators Special Characters Instructions Keywords Assignments Labels Nulls Commands Module 4 VARIABLES AND ASSIGNMENTS Variables Assignments Compound Variables Stems and Tails The LEAVE Keyword The PULL Keyword The DROP Keyword Module 5 CONDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS The IF/THEN/ELSE Construct The NOP Keyword Nesting The SELECT/WHEN/OTHERWISE/END Construct Module 6 LOOPING INSTRUCTIONS (PART 1) Simple Repetitive Simple Repetitive Infinite Count-1 Forever Leave Module 7 LOOPING INSTRUCTIONS (PART 2) Iterate Controlled repetitive Conditional Do While Do Until Compound Loops Rep and Cond Combined

22. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES- REXX- Introduction To Object REXX Programming Introduction to Object rexx programming. Duration 5 Days/Lecture Lab Summary This course is designed to enable students to create http://www.protechpts.com/training/curriculum/pt1776/main.html

Introduction to Object REXX Programming Duration: Summary: This course is designed to enable students to create, debug and modify programs in IBM's Object REXX programming language. The course includes execution under Windows NT or Windows 9x, although it can also be hosted in an OS/2 Warp 4.0 environment. A principle advantage of Object REXX is the ease of creating new programs that utilize existing vendor-supplied and/or site written materials. Rapid design and development techniques will be taught that result in clean, maintainable code and reusable class libraries. Audience: This course is intended for programmers, analysts, and project leaders. Topics: Introduction to Object REXX Quick review of classic REXX Introduction of objects Using and building classes Working with objects Defensive programming Performing input/output in Object REXX Interfacing to Windows and OS/2 Introduction to Windows dialog programming in objects Using the OO dialog template generator Prerequisites: Students should have attended a Multiplatform REXX Programming course or have equivalent knowledge of the REXX language keywords, functions and syntax. Email webmaster@protechtraining.com

23. Rexx Programming Language ( 224 Human Selected Links ) Pages PZ, 4 Columns. rexx programming Language. CBEL Computer technology( 224 links, last update 26 April 2002 ) * = new links http://www.cbel.com/rexx_programming_language/

24. MVS OS/390 Cursussen 1012 18-20 juni OS/390 en z/OS Introductie - 27-29 augustus OS/390 JCL enTSO ISPF - 1-5 september rexx programming - 15-17 september ISPF Dialog http://www.monitor.nl/os390ovz.html

Open inschrijving OS/390 en z/OS Introductie - 28-30 april High Level Assembler - 22 mei OS/390 en z/OS Introductie - 27-29 augustus REXX Programming - 15-17 september ... OS/390 en z/OS Introductie - 21-23 januari 2004 Maatwerk OS/390 Introduction Assembler High Level Assembler C Programming ... Computer Based Training / e-Learning Monitor Makelaars in kennis Postbus 93580 1090 EB Amsterdam Telefoon: 020 620 39 30 Telefax: 020 620 84 80 Email: monitor@monitor.nl Http://www. monitor .nl

25. IBM IT Education Services - Switzerland - 2EH82AIC TSO/E REXX Programming Translate this page TSO/E rexx programming (2EH82AIC). Kursform, Klassenkurs mit Praktikum.Dauer, 5.0 Tag(e). Zielgruppe, Organisatoren, Programmierer, System http://www.ibm.com/services/learning/ch/ta-iris.nsf/(ExtCourseNr)/2EH82AIC

Schweiz Home Mein Profil Wählen Sie ein Land Français ... Kontakt Weitere Links: IBM Global Services IBM Worldwide TSO/E REXX Programming (2EH82AIC) Kursform Klassenkurs mit Praktikum Dauer 5.0 Tag(e) Zielgruppe Organisatoren, Programmierer, System-Programmierer, TSO-User, Mitarbeiter des Benutzerservices, der Arbeitsvorbereitung und des Rechenzentrums. Vorkenntnisse Kurse "An Introduction to the z/OS and OS/390 Environment" (ES050ACH) und "Fundamental System Skills in OS/390: TSO, ISPF and JCL" (ES101BIC) oder gleichwertige Kenntnisse. An Introduction to the z/OS and OS/390 Environment (ES050ACH) Fundamental System Skills in OS/390: TSO, ISPF and JCL (ES101BIC) Kursziele Sie können REXX-Prozeduren entwickeln, einsetzen und mit den verschiedenen Mitteln der Sprache arbeiten. Zudem wissen Sie REXX für Ihre Praxis zu nutzen. Inhalt Der REXX-Sprachkern Grundbegriffe und Testhilfen REXX-Funktionen Zeichenkettenverarbeitung und arithmetische Operationen Schleifen und Verzweigungen Die MVS/TSO/ISPF-Systemumgebung TSO-Befehle in REXX-Prozeduren Die Systembibliotheken Externer und interner Aufruf von REXX-Prozeduren Bildschirmmasken in REXX-Prozeduren Weitere ISPF-Services Dateiverarbeitung Der REXX Data Stack REXX und Batch Jobs Externe Funktionen Erweiterte Programmiertechniken Unterprozedurtechnik REXX als Dialoganwendung in Auswahlmenüs Datum, Zeit, Ort

26. IBM IT Training Services - United Kingdom - ES52GB REXX Programming rexx programming (ES52GB). http://www.ibm.com/services/learning/uk/ta-iris.nsf/(ExtCourseNr)/ES52GB

United Kingdom Home My account Telephone 0845 7581329 Select a Country IBM IT Training Services Find a course by text search by browsing online catalogue by course code Course catalogue ... Join our mailing list Related links: International Conferences IBM IT Training Services worldwide IBM Global Services REXX Programming (ES52GB) Printer friendly version Mail this page to a friend Format Classroom Duration 3.0 Day(s) Description Focused practical instruction on writing procedures using the SAA Procedure Language (REXX), for students who will be using TSO. Audience Anyone who will use Version 2 of TSO. Prerequisites o Ability to use TSO/ISPF (ES47GB). Objectives On completion, you will be able to: o Write REXX procedures to: - Accept parameters - Manipulate variable information - Execute conditionally - Communicate with users and system services - Use built-in functions - Use TSO/E functions - Manipulate the TSO data stack - Perform I/O to sequential datasets - Address other environments - Execute a REXX program in batch - Issue TSO system commands.

27. Vladimir Zabrodsky: An Introduction To The Rexx Programming Language AN INTRODUCTION TO THE rexx programming LANGUAGUE. In this article I would liketo show that Rexx is an interesting highlevel programming language, too. http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Garage/3323/introrexx.html

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE REXX PROGRAMMING LANGUAGUE Rexx is used as a command language for operating, dialog, database management, network systems, as a scripting language for automating and integrating applications in these systems and as a macro language for arbitrary application programs. In this article I would like to show that Rexx is an interesting high-level programming language, too. This is an original introduction. I will concentrate only on features of the language Rexx which are not included, in whole, in the others programming languages. Instead the chapter "Types, Constants and Variables" Declarations or types are missing in Rexx programs because: All data are in the form of strings of characters. The meaning of a constant depends entirely on its usage. Operations are applicable on the basis of instantaneous values. A variable is a symbol that represents a value. Variables are considered to be varying-length character strings allowed to hold any binary value of any length between zero and an implementation maximum (the length of the evaluated result of an expression is limited by the available storage). Variables are automatically initialized at their first use. A variable which has not been assigned a value is not initialized. It will contain the default value of the symbol, which is the symbol's own name in uppercase letters. If the characters in a string form is a valid number, optionally with leading or trailing blanks, that string may participate in arithmetic operations. Numbers may be specified in exponential notation if desired.

28. Home Page Of Michel Castelein - MVS, OS/390, And Z/OS System Engineer Author and instructor of mainframerelated courses (including a 3-day course about REXX).Category Computers Programming Languages Rexx Personal Pages...... OS/390 System Fundamentals , Program Development in OS/390 using TSO and ISPF/PDF , OS/390 Job Control Language (JCL) and Utilities , rexx programming (in OS http://www.geocities.com/michelcastelein/

Welcome to Michel Castelein's Home Page (Last updated on 11 March 2003) For more than 20 years I enjoyed being an z/OS (formerly known as MVS and OS/390) system engineer, i.e. I'm a freak that loves genuine computers (i.e. mainframes). (So, don't ask me anything about Mickeysoft etc.) Well, I switched sides as I am now an education consultant with Jeeves Systems Group , a company based in Vilvoorde (i.e. near Brussels in Belgium I teach several (self-written) OS/390-related courses in OS/390 Those courses are given in Dutch, French, or English. They can be organized at your site, or you can attend our open course sessions. Just in case you'd like to know... Be aware that IBM Belgium has moved its education center from La Hulpe to avenue du Bourget/Bourgetlaan 42 in 1130 Brussels! The next open courses I'll conduct in Belgium at Jeeves Systems Group's headquarters (in Vilvoorde click for the location ) and at IBM Learning Services' center (in Brussels , near the NATO) are: OS/390 and z/OS Introduction : 28-30 April 2003 ( Vilvoorde , course code ES051BE) : 05-09 May 2003 ( Vilvoorde , course code ES070BE) S/390 Assembler Fundamentals Vilvoorde , course code ADASM1BE) High Level Assembler : 22 May 2003 ( Vilvoorde , course code ADASM2) Java Concepts and Programming Vilvoorde , course code JAVA01) C Programming in OS/390 Vilvoorde , course code ADCP1BE) OS/390 and z/OS Introduction : 27-29 August 2003 ( Vilvoorde , course code ES051BE) : 01-05 September 2003 ( Vilvoorde , course code ES070BE)

29. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES- REXX- Advanced REXX Programming Advanced rexx programming. Duration 2 Days/Lecture Lab PrerequisitesKnowledge of rexx programming. The student may attend the 3 http://www.protechtraining.com/training/curriculum/pt1111/main.html

Advanced REXX Programming Duration: Summary: This course focuses on the advanced features of REXX. It is designed to enable the attendee to create more advanced REXX programs using development logic and structured coding techniques. The discussions of REXX will be taught independent of the platform they are running, this class may also be taught for specific platforms, i.e. MVS, VM, OS/2, VSE, AIX, etc. Quizzes and labs are used to reinforce presented topics. Audience: Operations staff, systems or applications programmers, support personnel, etc. Topics: Review of REXX structure Data Formatting Functions Data Manipulation through FUNCTION and PARSE Using COMPOUND VARIABLES Using ITERATIVE DO loops Using EXECIO for file updates Using the INTERPRET keyword Program Techniques Prerequisites: Knowledge of REXX Programming. The student may attend the 3-day basic REXX programming class just prior to attending this class but a programming background is strongly recommended. Email webmaster@protechtraining.com

30. The Rexx Language: A Simple Alternative For Programming Article by Don Limbaugh, Computer Bits magazine.Category Computers Programming Languages Rexx...... It has a friendly name and it is an easy language to use. The rexx programminglanguage comes to us courtesy of Mike Cowlishaw of IBM. http://www.computerbits.com/archive/1998/1000/rexx_intro.html

October 1998 The Rexx Language A simple alternative for programming ... by Don Limbaugh Somewhere along the line, we all get that "just out of reach" feeling when trying to accomplish a task on the computer. You need to move and rename a group of files simultaneously or delete temporary files after a backup. Perhaps you want to start three programs with one icon. Sooner or later, you'll want to have a more advanced way of telling the computer how to follow your directions. You'll hear about programming languages and consider using one to make life easier. Now that you are ready to program, how do you go about it? Being a 32-bit, hip, Windows kind of person, you are now too advanced to use Qbasic. Qbasic died with DOS, and the standard programming tool of DOS users the world over has been innovated out of your operating system (OS). You now have two choices: you can purchase a retail programming package ( e.g. , Visual Basic) or download a freeware or shareware tool from the Internet. Perusing the national magazines, you find big, splashy article headlines about Java, ActiveX, Visual Basic, C++ and HTML. Although Java is free, it changes every five minutes or so and becomes less friendly to newcomers with each iteration. ActiveX, which sounds really neato, isn't actually a language but a library for other languages. Visual Basic is easy to use and powerful, but the full version costs big money. C++ is somewhat expensive and not very user-friendly. HTML is more of a document-formatting system than a programming language.

31. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES- REXX- Advanced REXX Programming Advanced rexx programming. Duration 2 Days/Lecture Lab SummaryThis course is designed to enable the attendee to write advanced http://www.protechtraining.com/training/curriculum/pt1204/main.html

Advanced REXX Programming Duration: Summary: Audience: This class is designed for REXX programmers. Topics: Reviewing REXX Basics REXX and ISPF Dialog Development Edit macros REXX and TSO/E REXX and UNIX System Services Object REXX-specific Functions REXX and VSAM REXX and SAS REXX and DB2 REXX and CICS Prerequisites: Students should have completed a basic REXX course, such as REXX Programming in a Multi-platform Environment, or possess equivalent knowledge. Email webmaster@protechtraining.com

32. REXX Programming Mainframe Applications Course - Part 1 - Datatrain Online E-Lea Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online eLearning Mainframe ApplicationsCourse rexx programming - Part 1. rexx programming - Part 1. http://www.datatrain.be/training_mvs_os390_rexx_i_programming_.htm

Datatrain Operations Applications Security ... Home Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online e-Learning REXX Programming - Part 1 Run Demo (without the LMS) Flash 5 required Duration 5 - 8 hours Overview Audience Personnel who require an introduction to REXX and an understanding of the fundamentals of programming in REXX. Prerequisites Basic understanding of data processing concepts, and some basic programming skills. Objectives After completion students should be able to - Understand the concepts of the REXX language. Recognize the major elements of a REXX program. Understand and utilize most REXX Keywords. Understand and utilize most REXX Built-In Functions. Trace and debug a REXX program. Course Content Module 1 DESCRIPTION OF THE REXX LANGUAGE Description of the REXX Language Module 2 A LOOK AT A REXX EXEC A Look at a Sample REXX Exec The SAY Keyword The DO Keyword The IF Keyword The EXIT Keyword Module 3 REXX CONCEPTS Characters Comments Tokens Strings Symbols Variables Numbers Operators Special Characters Instructions Keywords Assignments Labels Nulls Commands Module 4 VARIABLES AND ASSIGNMENTS Variables Assignments Compound Variables Stems and Tails The LEAVE Keyword The PULL Keyword The DROP Keyword Module 5 CONDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS The IF/THEN/ELSE Construct The NOP Keyword Nesting The SELECT/WHEN/OTHERWISE/END Construct Module 6 LOOPING INSTRUCTIONS (PART 1) Simple Repetitive Simple Repetitive Infinite Count-1 Forever Leave Module 7 LOOPING INSTRUCTIONS (PART 2) Iterate Controlled repetitive Conditional Do While Do Until Compound Loops Rep and Cond Combined

33. REXX Programming Mainframe Applications Course - Part 2 - Datatrain Online E-Lea Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online eLearning Mainframe ApplicationsCourse rexx programming - Part 2. rexx programming - Part 2. http://www.datatrain.nl/training_mvs_os390_rexx_ii_programming_.htm

Datatrain Operations Applications Security ... Home Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online e-Learning REXX Programming - Part 2 Run Demo (without the LMS) Flash 5 required Duration 2 hours Overview Audience Programmers who require further REXX Programming skills Prerequisites An understanding of the fundamentals of REXX Programming or the Datatrain Programming in REXX I course Objectives After completion students should be able to - Add error messages Course Content Module 1 BLK_SHOW PROCEDURE SAY Keyword Formatting Displays End/Return Statement Module 2 ADDING ERROR MESSAGES Setting up Error Codes Select and Alternate Action Module 3 WRITING A STRUCTURED REXX PROGRAM BLKSIZE Calculator as an Example Program Structure of BLKSIZE EXEC and Parameters Calculating Variables and Constants Finished Program Module 4 BLK_INIT PROCEDURE Subroutine BLK_INIT Validate Input Parameters Coding the Parameters Return Codes Module 5 BLK_CALC PROCEDURE How BLKSIZE is calculated Arithmetic Functions Library This course is part of the Programming Languages library Face to face OS/390 courses Workshop REXX Programming Monitor Makelaars in kennis Postbus 93580 NL-1090 EB Amsterdam Tel: ++31 20 620 39 30 Fax: ++31 20 620 84 80 Email: monitor@monitor.nl

34. REXX Programming For VSE Course - Part 2 - Datatrain Online E-Learning / Compute Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online eLearning Course rexx programmingfor VSE - Part 2. rexx programming for VSE - Part 2. Duration 2 hours. Overview. http://www.datatrain.nl/training_vse_rexx_ii_programming_.htm

Datatrain Operations Applications Security ... Home Datatrain Computer Based Training / Online e-Learning REXX Programming for VSE - Part 2 Duration 2 hours Overview Audience Programmers who require further REXX Programming Skills Prerequisites An understanding of the fundamentals of REXX Programming or the Datatrain Programming in REXX I course. Objectives After completing this course, the student should be able to - Add error messages Course Content Module 1 WRITING A STRUCTURED REXX PROGRAM BLKSIZE Calculator as an Example Program Structure of BLKSIZE EXEC and Parameters Calculating Variables and Constants Finished Program Module 2 BLK_INIT PROCEDURE Subroutine BLK_INIT Validate Input Parameters Coding the Parameters Return Codes Module 3 BLK_CALC PROCEDURE How BLKSIZE is calculated Arithmetic Functions Module 4 BLK_SHOW PROCEDURE SAY Keyword Formatting Displays End/Return Statement Module 5 ADDING ERROR MESSAGES Setting up Error Codes Select and Alternate Action Library This course is part of the VSE library Face to face OS/390 courses Workshop REXX Programming Monitor Makelaars in kennis Postbus 93580 NL-1090 EB Amsterdam Tel: ++31 20 620 39 30 Fax: ++31 20 620 84 80 Email: monitor@monitor.nl

35. REXX Programming rexx programming. Audience. Operators The course assumes no prior knowledgeof REXX, however, some programming experience is essential. The http://www.verhoef-training.co.uk/rexx.htm

REXX Programming Audience Operators, Analysts, Application and System Programmers, System Administrators and Technical Support Personnel who need to write, understand or maintain REXX programs. The course applies to OS390/MVS TSO, VM and NetView environments. Prerequisites No previous programming experience or programming training (in any language) is necessary. Delegates from a VM environment will need to have knowledge in creating and modifying files using the XEDIT editor. Delegates from MVS sites will need the ability to create and modify files using the ISPF editor. An understanding of MVS TSO concepts is also required. Objectives During this course, delegates will be taught to: Duration 4 days. Hands on. Course Content This hands-on course provides instruction on the use of the Restructured EXtended eXecutor (REXX) language. It is mostly practical with a large number of exercises used to reinforce and emphasise the lecture material. The exercises are organised to allow participants to progress at their own pace. The course assumes no prior knowledge of REXX, however, some programming experience is essential.

36. REXX Programming http://www.rnlease.snc.ru/~timur/rexx/

37. Rexx Programming Guide rexx programming Guide. 12/27/2002 The rexx programming Guide is intendedfor the Rexx programmer writing Rexx programs and the web http://www.warpdoctor.org/plugindoc_ProgGuide.html

Rexx Programming Guide The Rexx programming Guide is intended for the Rexx programmer writing Rexx programs and the web administrator making the HTML pages that present those programs to the web user. Table of Contents Open contents in new window same window Modifying the Rexx Program to Run in the Plug-in Requirements for All Rexx Programs Command Line Type Programs DrRexx ... Web Master Topics

38. Help-Site: Rexx Programming Computer Help rexx programming. Search. http://help-site.com/c.m/prog/lang/rexx/

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39. REXX Programming rexx programming. Click here for rexx programming training. Introducing REXXIntroduces you to the rexx programming language and its features. http://www.trainingcenter.com/computer/REXX_Programming.htm

REXX Programming Click here for REXX Programming training REXX Programming explains the basic principles and practices for coding with TSO/E or VM/CMS REXX IBM's Restructured Extended Executor Language. Audience This course is for data processing and business professionals who will use REXX to program. Time 9 hours Product Code: After completing this course the student should be able to: Code basic REXX execs Use variables expressions and operators Include conditional and looping instructions Utilize the stack Pass information to and from an exec Perform comparison formatting and string manipulating functions Use compound variables Employ various ways of parsing Debug execs using TRACE Introducing REXX Introduces you to the REXX programming language and its features. REXX execs Features and components of REXX. Recognizing a REXX exec. Basic syntax rules. Variables Expressions and Operators Assigning names and values to variables. Using REXX to perform arithmetic calculations. Precedence of arithmetic operators used in REXX.

40. ITTrainers Limited - Rexx Programming REXX rexx programming Book This Course. Who Should Attend The course assumes noprior knowledge of REXX, however, some programming experience is essential. http://www.ittrainers.co.uk/main/index.php?course=291

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