Re: MVS Retraining

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Date: 12 Jan 2004 12:37:11 -0800

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Hello Steve,

Further to my other post, it's a good idea when posting to newsgroups,
not to use your main email address, but instead generate a throwaway
one (such as one from hotmail), since some spammers trawl the lists
looking for addresses. Another option depending on the way you post
is to mangle your address so it can't be used directly. I get a
regular stream of spam myself, some of which originates from such
activities.

Regards,

Robert

sgschool@pacbell.net (Steve Schooler) wrote in message news:<J0lMb.8716$GD5.8376@newssvr27.news.prodigy.com>...
> Mainframe Cobol batch programmer; on disability for several years;
> hope to re-enter job market in 6 months; need refresher training.
> Can't find Bay Area university that offers what I need, so I'm hoping
> to find moderately priced software that allow self-training from my
> PC.
>
> Running Windows 95, with removeable hard disks, so no problem to
> accommodate different operating system, if needed. Need to simulate
> mainframe (MVS) environment, so that I can practice:
>
> JCL, Cobol, TSO-ISPF-Rexx, DB2, CICS.
>
> Request (internet) leads, insights, appropriate newsgroups to post to,
> miscellaneous references...

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