MAINFRAME
SUPPORT
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WHAT IS MAINFRAME
SUPPORT?
z/OS® is an operating system for IBM’s zSeries
mainframes.
Process Manager with IBM® z/OS® mainframe
support allows you to dispatch jobs to a mainframe and
monitor their progress using FTP (file transfer protocol)
technology on Microsoft® Windows® or UNIX.
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HOW DOES IT
WORK?
The Process Manager daemon (the
jfd) supports mainframe by
submitting an LSF® proxy job
which controls the FTP to the
mainframe host. The LSF proxy job
(through FTP) submits, monitors,
and retrieves the output of the
mainframe job. This means that
mainframe jobs specify both
mainframe and LSF details.
Brief Introduction
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REQUIREMENTS
A valid z/OS
mainframe user ID
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Maintec mainframe operation
support services provide
organizations the flexibility, cost-
effectiveness, and quality staff and
processes they need to meet
changing business needs. Maintecs
highly skilled mainframe support
professionals and state-of-the-art
zOS data center in Raleigh, North
Carolina provide customers with
24/7 continuous end-to-end
mainframe monitoring and support.
Frees in-house IT staff to focus on core business areas
Supports all aspects of mainframe operations
Helps achieve operational excellence
Reduces Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
Ensures timely completion of critical operations
Guarantees 24/7 mainframe availability
Supports weekend, holiday and night shifts (including graveyard shift)
Eliminates installation and maintenance of infrastructure
Reduces complexity of mainframe management
Provides well-trained mainframe resources
BUSINESS BENEFITS OF MAINTEC
MAINFRAME OPERATION SUPPORT
SERVICES :
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Limitations
z/OS does not support suspending or
resuming jobs
Job arrays for mainframe jobs are not
supported
On Windows, if you want to be able to kill a
mainframe job, you must submit the job to a
queue set up specifically for that purpose.
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Mainframe operation support

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    WHAT IS MAINFRAME SUPPORT? z/OS®is an operating system for IBM’s zSeries mainframes. Process Manager with IBM® z/OS® mainframe support allows you to dispatch jobs to a mainframe and monitor their progress using FTP (file transfer protocol) technology on Microsoft® Windows® or UNIX. 002 HTTPS://WWW.MAINTEC.COM/
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    HOW DOES IT WORK? TheProcess Manager daemon (the jfd) supports mainframe by submitting an LSF® proxy job which controls the FTP to the mainframe host. The LSF proxy job (through FTP) submits, monitors, and retrieves the output of the mainframe job. This means that mainframe jobs specify both mainframe and LSF details. Brief Introduction 003 HTTPS://WWW.MAINTEC.COM/
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    REQUIREMENTS A valid z/OS mainframeuser ID HTTPS://WWW.MAINTEC.COM
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    Maintec mainframe operation supportservices provide organizations the flexibility, cost- effectiveness, and quality staff and processes they need to meet changing business needs. Maintecs highly skilled mainframe support professionals and state-of-the-art zOS data center in Raleigh, North Carolina provide customers with 24/7 continuous end-to-end mainframe monitoring and support.
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    Frees in-house ITstaff to focus on core business areas Supports all aspects of mainframe operations Helps achieve operational excellence Reduces Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Ensures timely completion of critical operations Guarantees 24/7 mainframe availability Supports weekend, holiday and night shifts (including graveyard shift) Eliminates installation and maintenance of infrastructure Reduces complexity of mainframe management Provides well-trained mainframe resources BUSINESS BENEFITS OF MAINTEC MAINFRAME OPERATION SUPPORT SERVICES : 006
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    007 HTTPS://WWW.MAINTEC.COM/ Limitations z/OS does notsupport suspending or resuming jobs Job arrays for mainframe jobs are not supported On Windows, if you want to be able to kill a mainframe job, you must submit the job to a queue set up specifically for that purpose.
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