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VSAM is a file system used in IBM's MVS, OS/390 and ZOS operating systems. It offers standard sequential files, keyed or indexed files, and files whose records are retrieved by number, as well as other types used primarily by database management systems.

For answers of greater depth, look at these VSAM 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.
This page was last updated April 19 2007.

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Top of Page IBM Bookmgr Bookshelf: All manuals on VSAM. Those VSAM (and QSAM) File Status Keys/codes) Tutorial IBM Redbook VSAM Demystified From IBM. Read online COBOL VSAM and Sequential File Status Keys. "What's File Status 92?" File Status Keys plus VSAM Extended File Status Keys File Status Keys Tutorial VSAM Tutorial by Jay Mosley. Top of Page

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