The Operating Systems Handbook: Unix, Openvms, Os/400, Vm, and MVS

by Bob DuCharme

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In today's multivendor client/server environments, it is essential that computer professionals know how to do their job across a variety of platforms and systems. This book should help readers who are experts at using one of the five most popular mainframe and mid-range operating systems become skilled users of the other four.… (more)

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In today's multivendor client/server environments, it is essential that computer professionals know how to do their job across a variety of platforms and systems. This book should help readers who are experts at using one of the five most popular mainframe and mid-range operating systems become skilled users of the other four.

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