
Introduce the mainframe development course on cics and customer information control systems; explore how this online platform supports mainframe work and Cobol fundamentals, with lifetime access.
Explore CICS, IBM's 1968 online transaction processing framework for developing and executing online applications across networks of terminals.
Explain the CICS environment and nucleus, detailing environment services, data communications, application programming services, monitoring, and system services, and how they support multi-user transaction processing.
Learn cics transactions, cobol basics, and bms maps by examining map definitions, macros, and the end-to-end flow from compilation to linking.
Master interface blocks, pseudo programming, and aid keys to manage file handling, error handling, and queues. Apply these concepts within mainframe development using cics.
explains how to create and use a COBOL-CICS example program with map definitions, input/output handling, and user authentication to display map results on a mainframe screen.
This lecture shows how to define and use two cobol-cics maps, with map definitions and variables, then compile, install subprograms, and run a transaction.
Congratulations on completing the course; continue practicing the topics from the video series to strengthen your grip on CICS concepts, and explore the many available courses for further learning.
This course mainly concentrates on how to code in CICS. CICS stands for Customer Information Control Systems. it was developed in 1968 by IBM. it allows users to develop and execute online application in an MVS environment. it has become the most commonly used server for Internet applications. in this course we will discuss about basics of CICS. CICS is one of the most important language in mainframe development. having good basics in this CICS programming will help you to become a great mainframe developer. this is only a basic beginner level course in CICS. this course is not for experts