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AS/400 Programmers and systems administrators will get quick, at-your-finger-tips information about all DDS keywords for physical, logical, display, printer, and ICP files. Each keyword is briefly explained, with syntax rules and examples showing how to code the keyword. This book has all the pertinent information to provide an easy alternative to IBM's bulky DDS reference manual.
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James Coolbaugh is president of JDC Computer Services, Inc., of Medina, Ohio. He has more than 20 years of experience in data processing and for the past 16 years has worked exclusively with the System/38 and the AS/400. Jim is the author of SQL/400 by Example and DDS Programming for Display and Printer Files, second edition (both from 29th Street Press). He has written various articles about AS/400 topics.
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With the introduction of the System/38 in the early 1980s, IBM provided a mechanism for creating files from external source specifications called Data Description Specifications (DDS). Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Level Conditioning, Level Parameters Field, Code Meaning, Level Parameters File, Response-indicator Record, International Standards, Level Parameters Record, Alternative Name, Floating-Point Precision, Choice Color, Indicator Area, Level Parameters Join, Value Meaning New!
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With the introduction of the System/38 in the early 1980s, IBM provided a mechanism for creating files from external source specifications called Data Description Specifications (DDS). Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Level Conditioning, Level Parameters Field, Code Meaning, Level Parameters File, Response-indicator Record, International Standards, Level Parameters Record, Alternative Name, Floating-Point Precision, Choice Color, Indicator Area, Level Parameters Join, Value Meaning New!
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- SQL/400 Developer's Guide (Vol 2) by Mike Cravitz in Back Matter
- RPG IV Jump Start, Fourth Edition: Your Guide to the New RPG by Bryan Meyers in Back Matter
- Programming in RPG IV, Third Edition by Bryan Meyers in Back Matter
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