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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.4429
EAN: 9780911625561
ISBN: 0911625569
Label: Mike Murach & Associates
Manufacturer: Mike Murach & Associates
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 467
Publication Date: 1991-04
Publisher: Mike Murach & Associates
Sales Rank: 136958
Studio: Mike Murach & Associates
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Good for Application programmers and ISPF newcomers
Quite good book. However the book has old information. I mean the content of this book is exactly the same as it was 20 years ago... They just reprinted the cover.
Most of information is still relevant because ISPF hasn't been changed a lot. Though, it's quite funny to read about keyboard layout on 3270 terminal :)
I think this book is primarily designed for application programmers (e.g. COBOL, PL/1 programmers) who want to learn how to work with ISPF or want to improve their effectiveness ... Read More
Rating: - disappointed in Amazon....
I'm pretty disappointed in Amazon, actually, as the book I received was the same in title & author, but the cover of my photo was very different than the one pictured on Amazon. Note: I didn't buy the book from an individual seller, I bought it new directly from Amazon. Amazon really needs to make an effort to update their photo library whenever a book cover changes. Instead of a purple book, I received a book with a light brown front cover.... Very disappointed.
Rating:  - Awesome
This book is clear and concise. Though the comparison between the Micro/Mini/Mainframes are a about 10 years out of date, the actual target material is right on. This book is organized in such a way as to be a powerful learning tool as well as a awesome reference. I couldn't have hoped for anything better.
Rating: - A great beginner's source for TSO.
Doug Lowe does a great job with this easy to read text on MVS / TSO. Get this book if you need to jump right into MVS. Plenty of examples and real world analogies make this book a must have for your reference library.
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