RPG IV Programming | ||
Course Code: ARP3DescriptionAS/400 RPG IV Programming is a self-paced, multimedia training course designed to get RPG programmers started with the RPG IV language. Using example source code and database files, students will learn how to create RPG IV source files, convert RPG III source into RPG IV source, use C-spec operations and built-in functions, create modules and programs, and debug interactive and batch programs. An overview of the Integrated Language Environment is also provided. Upon completion you'll be able to: Create source physical files and log files for converting legacy RPG code. Convert RPG III to RPG IV source code. Create programs using 2-step and 1-step processes. Use new RPG specifications. Use new C-spec operations. Use built-in functions. Use data types and date arithmetic. Debug interactive and batch programs. Create User-Defined PDM options for converting source, compiling programs, and querying log files. | ||
ILE Concepts *MODULES vs. *PGM Objects Bound Calls Service Programs Binding Directories Activation Groups OPM Compatibility RPG Language Creating Source Files Converting RPG III to RPG IV RPG IV Specifications Creating ILE Programs Two-Step Compiles One-Step Compiles Optimization Levels Program Size |
Debugging Selecting a Debugging View Debugging Interactive Jobs Debugging Batch Jobs Conditional and Unconditional Breakpoints Displaying and Changing Variables Stepping Through Program Execution |
RPG IV Features The EVAL Operation Built-In Functions Date Arithmetic Enhancements |
Audience Experienced RPG programmers who need or want to start using the RPG IV Language. Prerequisites RPG/400 programming experience |
Format Self-Instructional Materials Seven Audio CDs Student Text Workbook Interactive Media |
Time Required Approximately 14 Hours |
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