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  1. Command Language Cookbook for Mainframes, Minicomputers, and PC'S: Dos/Os/2 Batch Language, Clist, Dcl, Perl, and Rexx by Hallett German, 1992-07
  2. Garguilo: Rexx in the Tso Environment by GF GARGUILO, 1993-10-29
  3. REXX
  4. Os/2 Rexx: From Bark to Byte by IBM Redbooks, 1993-12
  5. Object REXX
  6. Rexx Reference Summary Handbook by Richard K. Goran, 1994-03
  7. Gargiulo: Rexx Quick Reference Guide by GARGIULO, 1993-11-15
  8. Implementing REXX Support in SDSF: June 2007 by Lydia Parziale, Ludvik Drobnic, et all 2007-06-30
  9. The Rexx Language by Cowlishaw, 1988-02-01

41. Vladimir Zabrodsky: An Introduction To The Rexx Programming Language
I will concentrate only on features of the Rexx language which are not included, in whole, in the others programming languages.
http://dhost.info/zabrodskyvlada/introrexx.html
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE
REXX PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGUE Rexx is used as a command language for operating, dialog, database management, network systems, as a scripting language for automating and integrating applications in these systems and as a macro language for arbitrary application programs. In this article I would like to show that Rexx is an interesting high-level programming language, too. This is an original introduction. I will concentrate only on features of the language Rexx which are not included, in whole, in the others programming languages. Instead the chapter "Types, Constants and Variables" Declarations or types are missing in Rexx programs because:
  • All data are in the form of strings of characters.
  • The meaning of a constant depends entirely on its usage. Operations are applicable on the basis of instantaneous values.
  • A variable is a symbol that represents a value. Variables are considered to be varying-length character strings allowed to hold any binary value of any length between zero and an implementation maximum (the length of the evaluated result of an expression is limited by the available storage). Variables are automatically initialized at their first use. A variable which has not been assigned a value is not initialized. It will contain the default value of the symbol, which is the symbol's own name in uppercase letters.
  • If the characters in a string form is a valid number, optionally with leading or trailing blanks, that string may participate in arithmetic operations. Numbers may be specified in exponential notation if desired.

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43. Techknowledge - Course Details - Techknowledge Training
This course is intended for system programmers, application programmers, administrators, analysts, operators and others who need to gain proficiency in the REXX language.
http://www.techknowledge.com/courses/coursedetails.asp?pid=1&sid=11&brow

44. PASUG: REXX Study Program
Our group has initiated a program to learn or improve our knowledge of the REXX programming language. The course of study will involve lectures on a topic at our monthly meetings
http://www.pasug.org/rexx.html
Home Page
About OS/2
Past Meetings Software We Use ... New Software Note: This website is using CSS and other modern web techniques. Just as you migrated from DOS to a more modern operating system, perhaps it is time to use a newer browser. Anyway, we have tested this site with a variety of old browsers (1.0 browsers my have some trouble) and, while most of them will display the site's content, it may not be very pretty. Rexx Resources
Class Notes
REXX Study Program
Our group has initiated a program to learn or improve our knowledge of the REXX programming language. The course of study will involve lectures on a topic at our monthly meetings, assignment of a set of problems on that topic, and then self-study in between meetings. Lesson notes and the problem sets will be posted on this page, so that members who cannot attend a meeting or OS/2 users from other parts of the world can participate. A message board has been set up for interaction between meetings so that peer-to-peer help will be available. This effort is collaborative and evolving, and it depends on the participation and suggestions of everyone who is interested. Lesson plans are being developed by member Barry Mann who is generously donating his time to this effort.

45. Mainframe Training : REXX Programming
Wintrac provides customized Mainframe Training Training, for groups..
http://www.wintrac.com/courses/rexxpro.asp
Home Instructor-led Training Self-Paced Learning Online Training ... Email Us Phone : Contact Us About Us Clients Courses A+ ADA Adobe AJAX ... XML Web Services REXX Programming Mainframe Training Overview
This course teaches the concepts and programming for REXX (Reconstructed EXtended eXecutor) language for the TSO environment
The course covers the concepts and development of REXX Execs (executable code modules)
The course is a combination of lecture, discussion and hands-on workshop sessions
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion Students will be able to:
  • Create and allocate REXX libraries
  • Invoke REXX execs and pass parameters to them
  • Use REXX instructions to perform terminal I/O
  • Perform arithmetic calculations and character operations
  • Use such REXX programming constructs as:
  • IF statements
  • SELECT-WHEN constructs
  • DO-WHILE and iterative DO loop sequences
  • Debug REXX execs via the TRACE facility
  • Issue TSO commands from REXX execs
  • Trap TSO command output and process the output in the REXX exec
  • Code user developed REXX subroutines and functions
Mainframe Training Audience
This course is for experienced application developers must understand and use REXX as a tool for software development and write REXX execs.

46. TSO/E REXX Programming Services
In addition to the REXX language instructions and builtin functions, and the TSO/E external functions and REXX commands that are provided for writing REXX execs, TSO/E
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/zos/v1r10/topic/com.ibm.zos.r10.ikja300
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TSO/E REXX programming services
z/OS V1R8.0-V1R10.0 TSO/E REXX Reference
In addition to the REXX language instructions and built-in functions, and the TSO/E external functions and REXX commands that are provided for writing REXX execs, TSO/E provides programming services for REXX processing. Some programming services are routines that let you interface with REXX and the language processor. In addition to the TSO/E REXX programming services that are described in this chapter, TSO/E also provides various routines that let you customize REXX processing. These are described beginning in TSO/E REXX customizing services . TSO/E also provides replaceable routines that handle system services. The routines are described in Replaceable routines and exits . Whenever you invoke a TSO/E REXX routine, there are general conventions relating to registers that are passed on the call, parameter lists, and return codes the routines return. General considerations for calling TSO/E REXX routines highlights several major considerations about calling REXX routines. The REXX programming services TSO/E provides are summarized below and are described in detail in the individual topics in this chapter.

47. Programming In REXX
We think this is the best available indepth, platform-independent exposition of the REXX programming language. Unlike reference manuals that define REXX (and Mike Cowlishaw's
http://www.quercus-sys.com/rexxbook.htm
Programming in REXX
Here's a flattering, third-party review of the book from the online EDM/2 magazine. We think this is the best available in-depth, platform-independent exposition of the REXX programming language. Unlike reference manuals that define REXX (and Mike Cowlishaw's The REXX Language is very good in this regard), Programming in REXX has extensive explanation and motivation of the features of the language. The book covers all language details with concise examples and practical guidelines on how to write efficient, robust programs with any implementation of REXX. For example, there is a whole chapter that demystifies the many advanced capabilities of the PARSE instruction. Another chapter fully explains the REXX I/O model and supporting built-in functions. Other chapters go into character string handling, exception handling, and the INTERPRET instruction. Programming in REXX compares and contrasts REXX with other languages. It goes on to explore the most important REXX language idioms, instructions, and features; methods for facilitating program portability; tactics for debugging programs; and scores of other timesaving programming tips. The book also points out current weaknesses of the language, and how to work around them. The author is the developer of Personal REXX, which was the first commercial implementation of REXX outside of IBM.

48. REXX Programming - Training Course Outline, Verhoef Training Ltd
Verhoef Training available in the UK SUMMARY Suitable for the BCS Mainframe Technology professional Exams for level 1 Assistant (Technology and Support) and Level 2 Engineer
http://verhoef-training.co.uk/outlines/REXX.htm
REXX Programming
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SUMMARY:
Suitable for the BCS Mainframe Technology professional Exams for level 1 Assistant (Technology and Support) and Level 2 Engineer AUDIENCE: Operators, analysts, system administrators, and technical support personnel who have a need to write, understand, or maintain REXX programs. This course applies to z/OS, VM/CMS, TSO, and NetView environments. PREREQUISITES: Delegates should meet at least these minimum requirements:
Some previous programming experience or programming training (in any language) is desirable.
For students in the z/VM environment, the ability to create and modify files using the XEDIT editor is necessary.
For students in the z/OS environment, familiarity with z/OS TSO concepts and the ability to create and modify files using the ISPF editor is necessary. DURATION: 3 days. Hands on. OBJECTIVES: REXX is a general purpose, high-level, procedural language that can be used for interactive programs and offers significant advantages over older EXEC/EXEC2 (VM) and CLIST (TSO and NetView) interpreted languages. REXX is similar to PL/1 or Pascal in syntax and structure, but has quite a few implementation unique capabilities. This class is available for z/OS and z/VM.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:

49. Rexx Programming
Introduction to Rexx ProgrammingProgramming is mainly about logical thinking, and the aim of this part of the module is to introduceyou to the disciplines involved in doing it.
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/31397016/Rexx-Programming

50. REXX: REXX Programming
Synopsis REXX Programming explains the basic principles and practices for coding with TSO/E or VM/CMS REXX, IBM's Restructured Extended Executor Language.
http://www.third-wave.com/dpec/catalog/rex101.htm
REXX: REXX Programming
Synopsis
REXX Programming
explains the basic principles and practices for coding with TSO/E or VM/CMS REXX, IBM's Restructured Extended Executor Language.
Audience
This course is for data processing and business professionals who will use REXX to program.
Time
6 - 12 hours
Product Code: After completing this course, the student should be able to:
code basic REXX execs use variables, expressions and operators include conditional and looping instructions utilize the stack pass information to and from an exec perform comparison, formatting and string manipulating functions use compound variables employ various ways of parsing debug execs using TRACE
Introducing REXX
Introduces you to the REXX programming language and its features.
REXX execs Features and components of REXX. Recognizing a REXX exec. Basic syntax rules. Variables, Expressions and Operators Assigning names and values to variables. Using REXX to perform arithmetic calculations. Precedence of arithmetic operators used in REXX. More Operators Using the comparative, logical and concatenation operators.

51. REXX Programming
This series provides an introduction to REXX programming. It discusses variables, expressions, and operators used in REXX, and how to write instructions to and read information
http://catalog.mindleaders.com/catview.asp?obj=rexser9p16&ot=bg&flv=cp

52. A750: TSO REXX Programming In Z/OS
TSO REXX Programming in z/OS This course course objectives; course outline; Related curriculum; Topic list; Course list; Home......Course
http://www.trainersfriend.com/TSO_Clist_REXX_Dialog_Mgr/a750descrpt.htm
Course Description
TSO REXX Programming in z/OS
This course: course objectives course outline
Related curriculum
Topic list ... Home page
Course Code: A-750
Recommended Duration: 5 Days Benefits Students who complete this course will be able to accomplish work using native TSO commands and the powerful REXX capability of TSO. REXX execs are developed that can be immediately useful in day-to-day work.
Audience Applications and systems programmers, who need to know how to use TSO commands hand how to create or maintain REXX execs. Anyone who will be creating or maintaining applications written to run under the Dialog Manager.
Prerequisites At the very least, the student entering this course should have experience in using ISPF/PDF, especially the editor. Additionally, experience submitting jobs to run in the batch and some programming background are helpful.
Related IBM Materials This course is drawn from these IBM manuals; access to them in the classroom is desirable but not required:

53. Rexx Programming Language Definition Of Rexx Programming Language In The Free On
REXX (RE structured E X tended e X ecutor) An IBM mainframe structured programming language that runs under VM/CMS and MVS/TSO. It can be used as a generalpurpose macro
http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Rexx programming language

54. The American Programmer.com Programming Manuals And Tutorials: REXX, MVS, TSO, O
programming manuals and tutorials for REXX, MVS, TSO, OS/390, OS/2, Netrexx
http://theamericanprogrammer.com/programming/manuals.rexx.shtml
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Programming Manuals and Tutorials
REXX
REXX is a powerful scripting language used in many of IBM's platforms. It is generally interpreted and is suitable for small-volume tasks. It is easy to learn and user-friendly. Often used to create batch files that execute system commands, such as TSO Line Mode commands or TSO/ISPF Services commands. For answers of greater depth, look at these REXX books. The only current book on TSO/ISPF Dialogue Manager , the only current book on REXX for TSO. Manuals are being added all the time. Suggest a manual using the link to webmaster at the bottom of the page.
REXX Manuals and Tutorials
Top of Page Mainframe REXX
Rexx Reference IBM Bookmgr Bookshelf: z/OS V1R7.0 TSO/E REXX Reference SA22-7790-06 07/14/05 IBM Bookmgr Bookshelf: z/OS V1R6.0 TSO/E REXX Reference SA22-7790-03 05/21/02 IBM Bookmgr Bookshelf: z/OS V1R2.0 TSO/E REXX User's Guide SA22-7791-01 07/06/01 Includes comparison of CLIST and REXX. This is the latest, as of Jan 06 All IBM Manuals on REXX TSO Line Mode Commands (such as DELETE, HRECALL, ALLOCATE, Line Mode EDIT) Cheat Sheet. Good background for REXX enthusiasts. View as Web Page

55. Using REXX Input/Output Commands
This article lists the input/output capabilities of the REXX programming language and gives examples.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/99063

56. REXX Programming
rexx/vm rexx/vm
http://www.caliberdt.com/pdf/IBM Mainframe Curriculum/Mainframe Programming Aids

57. The REXX Language
Learn REXX Programming in 56,479 Easy Steps By Jeff Glatt. So you want to learn how to create your very own computer program, but you never had the time nor inclination to do
http://nokix.pasjagsm.pl/help/learn_rexx/language.htm

58. ProTech - Advanced REXX Programming
This course is designed to enable the attendee to write advanced REXX procedures which interface to the Operating System in various ways, including File I/O, the use of ISPF panels
http://www.protechtraining.com/training/course/PT1204
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ProTech Home Training Course Catalog ITIL Foundations Summary: This course is designed to enable the attendee to write advanced REXX procedures which interface to the Operating System in various ways, including File I/O, the use of ISPF panels and dialogs, edit macros, JCL modifications, submitting JCL using the stack and the MVS internal reader and complex parsing templates using table variables. A direct focus is placed on advanced REXX coding and debugging techniques. The student will learn to create table arrays and the data stack to manage and sort data. The student will also be able to utilize the ISPF environment to control menus and dynamic areas, and to operate the edit macro environment. This course covers REXX interfaces to other MVS environments, such as CICS, DB2 and UNIX System Services. In addition, use of REXX in Object REXX environments is provided as an optional topic. Duration: Audience: This class is designed for REXX programmers.

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