[TriLUG] MVS mainframes
Christopher L Merrill
chris at webperformance.com
Thu Jun 11 12:43:30 EDT 2009
Wow...MVS. This is going to date me. I was working part-time in an IBM shop
in the mid 80s when they upgraded to MVS. I assume it has changed a lot
since then, so my comments probably aren't relevant. From what I remember,
it was a _very_ different world from anything else I've used (apple, dos, mac,
windows, linux, dec vax/unix, att unix, solaris). Well, except for other IBM
mainframe stuff - it was pretty similar to those.
Chris
Andrew Gray wrote:
> Does anyone have experience with MVS mainframes who might be able to
> shed some light on how they work from a users point of view? I am still
> looking for work and was contacted about a position that entails working
> with one of these mainframes. I have looked at the wikipedia entry and
> am unsure how much different it would be from using unix or linux. I
> took a year of Red Hat in college and had played with FreeBSD and a
> couple distros for some time before that. So basically I am more than
> comfortable with linux and run it full time and am wondering how
> difficult it would be to pick up and how different it would be.
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