Courses we teach: Debugging
z/OS Assembler: Basic Interfaces - 3 days, includes debugging / dump reading
CICS
Program Debugging - 2 days
CICS Program Debugging with XPEDITER
- 2 days
CICS Program Debugging with InterTest
- 1 day
CICS Program Debugging with Abend-Aid
- 1 day
Enterprise COBOL Debugging &
Maintenance - 2 days
Interactive COBOL Debugging with Debug
Tool - 1 day
Interactive COBOL Debugging, Xpediter
- 1 day
Interactive
PL/I Debugging with PLITEST - 1 day
Interactive PL/I Debugging with Debug
Tool - 1 day
Enterprise PL/I Debugging and
Maintenance - 2 days
Interactive
Multi-Language Debugging with Debug Tool - 2 days
Interactive C/C++ Debugging with Debug Tool
- 1 day
Debugging is an art most programmers practice regularly. Yet there are a lot of skills that are difficult to acquire without a mentor or some formal training. These courses appear in other curricula in our site, but we have gathered them here for you to have a single place of information.
In addition to finding and solving program "bugs", debugging techniques can also be useful for improving programs functionality or performance.
The other half of "Debugging" is often "Maintenance": fixing a bug and then integrating the fix into an application use pretty much the same skills used in adding new features to a program; in particular, editing the code that contains the fix, compiling the resulting program, and then linking the resulting program into a load module or program object. The courses that include "Maintenance" in their title also include one or more lectures on using the Linkage Editor or Program Binder.
We also have debugging courses specifically available for the CICS environment. Please let us know if you are interested in seeing outlines of these courses.
Note that current IBM C, COBOL, and PL/I compilers need to have a product called Language Environment (LE) available for run-time support.
We provide training on Language Environment topics as well as on the supported languages
this page last updated: 26 April, 2008
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