Stream: Monza
Time: 11:15 - 12:00
This session breaks down what a z/OS address space is going from the basics of real and virtual memory through paging and program execution. The session details the advantages of the address space model and looks at the anatomy of the various types including TSO users, started tasks and batch jobs.
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My first 15 years in the industry were spent as a MVS Systems Programmer, before joining Rocket Software in 2003 as a developer of z/OS system tools software. Original author of the “MXI” freeware tool and now architect and developer for IBM’s SDSF. I also have the honour of being one of Rocket’s Distinguished Engineers.