HP OpenVMS: Fundamentals UK Classes & Lessons (HP OpenVMS)

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Hampshire

Hook (RG27) 01/09/08 £ 1,900

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About this class

This course teaches how to use the OpenVMS operating system to create, manipulate, and manage files. Students learn how to tailor the user environment using logical names and DCL symbols. The DCL command language interpreter is described, and students learn how to use the command line interface. Students learn to develop basic command procedures and to create a LOGIN.COM command file to tailor the login session.

Who will the lesson benefit?

Users new to OpenVMS

What delegates will learn

Learn How To

Describe the OpenVMS history and supported computing environment
Log into OpenVMS and use SHOW commands to determine the system and user environment
Describe OpenVMS process concepts
Create and navigate their basic working environment using DCL commands
Describe, use, create, and delete OpenVMS logical names
Manage files
Use an editor to create, delete, and modify files
Interpret system messages
Create, show, use, and delete symbols
Write command procedures to the level of difficulty required to support future jobs as system managers or programmers
Submit batch and print jobs
Communicate with other users
Use the network to communicate with other computers, exchange data, and use services from other

What prerequisites are required

Students should have a basic knowledge of computer use and terms.

Examination details

This course supports the OpenVMS Systems Administrator exam, 010-651.

Contents of this class

Module 1: Introduction to OpenVMS and supported computing environment
Module 2: Logging In and Out of the System
Module 3: Process Concepts
Module 4: Using DCL Commands
Module 5: Directories and files
Module 6: Using Logical Names
Module 7: File Manipulation
Module 8: Editing
Module 9: Symbols as Command Synonyms
Module 10: Command Procedures
Module 11: Handling Print and Batch Jobs
Module 12: Communications
Module 13: Networking