The PARMLIB dataset is arguably the single most important dataset in a z/OS® enterprise. Controlling everything from system initialization, tailoring, catalog operations, and storage management to security, automation, console functions, and more, the…

What do you get when you combine a technology that, on the surface, many wrote off years ago, but that in reality is growing at an accelerated pace, with a complete paradigm shift toward modernizing how…

The handling of datasets as they move up and down the hierarchy is a key focus for any data center manager. When a dataset becomes damaged or inaccessible, being able to recreate it from a backup is paramount.

In our July webinar, Pryor discussed topics such as: what JCL is and isn’t, JCL’s purposes and importance, as well as the major JCL control statements and their use. One of the many differences between the mainframe and open systems environments is the…

We hope everyone is back home and settled into their normal routines after a fantastic week at SHARE Columbus 2022. Our DTS team had a great time attending learning sessions, networking, and meeting with fellow …

We hear the phrase “thought leader” bandied about a great deal, but what (or who) exactly is a legit thought leader? Business News Daily describes a…

DTS is proud to sponsor and exhibit at SHARE Dallas 2022! Visit us at booth 205 during the Technology Exchange and stop by one of our presentations to learn more about mainframe storage management. To add these educational-track sessions to your SHARE agenda please visit the SHARE.org speaker list here and…

When asked about the state of assembler-language coding, many z/OS developers (especially the younger ones) would say it’s a thing of the past. Nothing could be further from the truth. The fact is most independent software vendors (ISVs) do a significant amount of...

Within the first few minutes of the DTS Software May 2022 webinar: Getting What You Need – With REXX Execs, presenter and DTS CTO Steve Pryor proclaimed, “I’m going to do this mostly by example.” What followed was a steady stream of…