Instructor-led training (
ILT)
Onsite dedicated training (
OST)
Price
USD $3,500
CAD $3,850
Course overview
This course is intended to quickly bring the application programmer up to speed in an OpenVMS environment. The scope of material is fairly broad from basic compiling to advanced system services. Although some of the material will be provided as an exposure to capabilities available to the programmer, it is expected that the students will be able to program at an in depth level upon completion of this course. The course covers the following categories: General Programming, Synchronization, File System and RMS, Processes and Scheduling, and Memory Management.
Prerequisites
Before taking this course, students should:
Have a fundamental understanding of OpenVMS
Be able to issue DCL commands
Be able to create and edit text files
Be familiar with one of the following programming languages:
C
FORTRAN
BASIC
COBOL
Macro-32
Audience
OpenVMS Application and System Programmers
Ways to save
Save with the HP Care Pack education service offerings
This course is designed to take a programmer with basic DCL understanding and provide the foundations to take advantage of all available features of the OpenVMS operating system. The course will be driven by examples of the use of major system services and run-time library procedures. Most examples are provided in both C and FORTRAN and one other language: Macro-32, BASIC or COBOL. Only components provided with a standard distribution will be addressed in this course, i.e. other than the compiler, no layered products are incorporated into the course. The course includes lab exercises designed to reinforce the skills taught.
Benefits to you
Although the material is broad and some of it will
be absorbed only as an overview, it is expected
when the student leaves the course she/he should
minimally be able to:
Complime and link a program
Read listing and map files
Understand call procedures, including system
serviecs and run-time library routines
