Stream: 102
Time: 11:45 - 12:45
IBM provides all kinds of callable exit routines to capture information during IMS, Db2, and other z/OS processing. Have you ever thought about writing some exit code in Assembler? In this session, I will cover the basics of writing user exit programs for IMS. You will leave this session with an understanding of what you need to write an exit in Assembler and an example to work with. While I am using IMS as an example, this technique can be used to write exits for other IBM program products such as CICS, Db2, MQ, etc.
John O'Dowd has over 30 years of experience in z/OS mainframe environments. He has been developing software products as a Lead Product Developer for BMC Software for 25 years. He is currently the Product Line Manager for the IMS Systems Administration products. John enjoys learning new technologies and mentoring the next generation of developers. He lives and works in Houston, Texas.
Click here to give some Feedback so we can make it even better next year!