The ABC's of systems programming series are actually fairly good for something like refreshing your memory and showing how to now do things which may have changed in the past 10 years.
Honestly though, if you were fairly good 10 years ago, you will be able to maintain a site now as it's far simpler than it "used to be". I think a lot of what you will run into is the wondering why it was so hard to do something before when it's so simple now. z/OS 1.5 was where a lot of the newer stuff began and since you were 1.6 you are already ahead of that. Most of the newer interesting stuff happened in 1.12 and up, but it's all pretty simple to catch up with. Just don't assume that because you "had to do it" some way 10 years ago that it's still that way now. One of the big changes at IBM was to ask Systems Programmers what was "hard" to work with and they tried to address that as things moved forward. Brian ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
