Could you please send some documentation on Unisys ECL and RDMS DMS

[raghu polnati]

Hi , I am new to UNISYS mainframe , I would like to get some knowledge on Unisys 2200 and clearPath system.

I have strong background of IBM mainframe.

[Louis Krupp]

A search for "Unisys Clearpath documentation" led me here:

http://public.support.unisys.com/common/epa/documentationlibraries.aspx

Where it says "Enter the words or phrases to find," type ECL or RDMS.

Louis

[Marc Wilson]

In comp.sys.unisys, (raghu polnati) wrote in
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>Hi , I am new to UNISYS mainframe , I would like to get some knowledge on Unisys 2200 and clearPath system.
>
>I have strong background of IBM mainframe.

Please note: comp.sys.unisys is not run by Unisys; it's a newsgroup for
those who work with Unisys systems. There are occasionally people from
Unisys who look in, but in their own time - it's not an official
channel.

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[Stephen Fuld]

On 10/31/2016 1:42 AM, raghu polnati wrote:
> Hi , I am new to UNISYS mainframe , I would like to get some knowledge on Unisys 2200 and clearPath system.
>
> I have strong background of IBM mainframe.
>

Many years ago, I spent a lot of time teaching Unisys (actually Univac -
that's how long ago it was) ECL, etc to IBM mainframe programmers. If
you can state a little more specifically what you are trying to do, I
may be able to give you some pointers.

One of the biggest differences is that the Executive Control Language
(ECL) is the same when used for batch as for time sharing (called Demand
in Unisys world). That is there is no separate JCL versus
TSO commands. And unlike JCL, ECL is executed as it comes to the
command in the run stream (AKA job stream). So there is no syntax check
right at the beginning of the job.

There are lots of differences, but a lot of the concepts are the same.
They are a lot closer to each other than any mainframe is to a Windows
PC for example.



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