This handy, desktop guide provides programming examples for nearly every AS/400 development task you face. No more rummaging around in old code to find and modify a technique you need for a new application. No more writing routines from scratch. This new guide and companion diskette puts dozens of prototypical techniques at your fingertips, ready to key in or insert directly from your development library. The contents include examples using CL, RPGIII, RPG IV, command creation, and UIM panel groups. You get more than 70 examples of essential programming techniques, all included on the companion diskette. Spiral-bound so it lays flat on your desk, The AS/400 Programmer’s Handbook is a complete reference for the AS/400 programmer.
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This review is from: The AS/400 Programmer's Handbook (AS/400 Programmer's Handbooks) (Spiral-bound)
The Handbook provides working examples of solutions to real situations you will encounter as a programmer in an AS/400 environment. There are useful explanations and examples of CL & OPNQRYF & CMD that will make you more productive. The application development section covers both RPG/400 and RPG/ILE, including all three types of subfiles. Being able to compare source code for the same application in both RPG/400 and RPG/ILE is a major bonus. A definate plus for everyone still converting to ILE or supporting legacy code. The most useful information from quite a few IBM manuals is in here and indexed for quick desk reference. I coded a complex SFLSIZ=SFLPAG program just using this book.
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Controlling the way unexpected errors are handled is an important aspect of application design. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
specific student name, subfile applications, first subfile record, panel source member, available command keys, empty subfile, subfile record number, subfile format, subfile record format, associated test scores, control record format, named data area, subfile size, time the data queue, spec entry, existing screen contents, keyword instructs the system, last subfile record, spec performing, subfile page, single keyword entry, subfile end, overlaying arrays, subfile control format, window border keyword Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Enddo Figure, Heather Schoenberger, Object Name, Endif Figure, Data Queue Library, Data Queue Name, Lori Dailey, Renee Schoenberger, Tyler Lightbody, Enable User, Brett Schoenberger, Description Displays, Loren Defelice, Marie Schoenberger, Object Type, Sara Heppner, Simple Load All Subfile, Stacy Dailey, The Overlay Keyword Normally, The Subfile End, Disk Workstn, Travis Monahan, Address Phone, Christy Defelice, Eval Name New!
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