The most robust computing platform now in use is mainframes. Get an overview of mainframe security benefits and advice on enhancing mainframe security.
Are mainframes still used today? Though mainframes no longer dominate the data center, they are still viable business tools in the current era. Let's explore more.
HCL ZIETrans makes it possible to build an application that can scrape data from the host, format it as required, and present the formatted data on an e-mail, programmed to trigger the e-mail automatically on any user action.
The ZIE for Web-Client provides an additional capability to provide an alternative screen size other than the standard screen size available for the 3270 host in a customized way. Check out the blog to know more.
A mainframe is a massive central computer system that can do large-scale organizational calculations and storage. Mainframe developers work on these mainframes, which can run at high speeds. Unfortunately, fewer developers are mainframe experts. However, they might work in various businesses and locations worldwide with the correct mainframe developer skill set.
Mainframes are high-performance computers with massive memory and processing capabilities that can handle trillions of calculations and transactions in real-time. They were first introduced in the 1950s and have several advantages over PCs, workstations, and minicomputers.
From the ZAI Fault Entry list display there are various line commands that can be entered against a Fault Entry. In this article we will learn more about ZAI Commands.