Program Development
Create
programming environment objects (test libraries, job descriptions, output
queues). Create
source physical files for storing source program members. Use the
Source Entry Utility (SEU) features to create, edit, copy, move, and delete
source code statements. Use the
Programming Development Manager (PDM) to copy, rename, delete, and
print source members and objects.
Compile and test programs and commands. Locate
old versions of programs automatically saved by the AS/400. Create
user-defined PDM options. Use
advanced SEU and PDM features.
Separate user and programmer activity.| Programming Environment Creating Libraries Test Libraries vs. Production Libraries Library Lists Creating Job Descriptions and Output Queues Creating Source Physical Files Separating User and Programmer Activity Synchronizing Objects and Sources |
Source Entry Utility Creating and Editing Source Members Copying, Moving, Deleting Source Statements Using Single Statement and Block Statement Operations Changing the Edit Session Defaults Using the Browse/Copy Function Using the Find/Replace Function Prompted and Unprompted Statement Entry Selecting Programming Language Formats Using the SEU Command Line |
Programming Development
Manager Setting the PDM Defaults Compiling New and Existing Programs Copying, Renaming, Deleting, Displaying, and Printing: Libraries Objects Source Members Searching Source Members Working with Subsets Creating User-Defined PDM Options |
| Audience New AS/400 programmers with or without previous AS/400 experience. Prerequisites AS/400 Workstation Operations AS/400 System Operations or equivalent experience |
Format Self-Instructional Materials Five Audio CDs Student Text Workbook |
Time Required Approximately 6 Hours |