Bryan Meyers and Jim Buck. - Programming in RPG IV
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More so than most new editions, this edition of Programming in RPG IV seemed more like writing an entirely new book than updating an existing one. Without the help of the following individuals, this edition would not have been possible. At MC Press, Merrikay Lee streamlined the transition to our new publisher, assuring the books continuing availability. Katie Tipton provided her signature careful editing of the manuscript; Jan Fonda transformed hundreds of pages of text into a handsome layout; and Nathan Martin designed the new cover art. The following Gateway Technical College graduates provided their programming and editing skills to produce the database, programming examples, and other ancillary materials for instructors: Nick Arndt, Joe Upright, Chris Anderson, and Michele Oksa.
This appendix summarizes RPG IV specifications, keywords, operation codes, functions, and other RPG IV syntax components. The information is current for Version 5 Release 4 (V5R4) of the ILE RPG/400 compilers; earlier releases may not support some of the entries in this appendix.
In some syntax illustrations, the following characters have special meaning:
Arguments separated by vertical bars ( | ) indicate that only one of the shown values may be entered for the argument. For example, in the following syntax illustration,
either of the following entries would be valid:
Arguments enclosed in curly braces ( { } ) are optional arguments. For example, in the following syntax illustration,
either of the following entries would be valid:
| Columns | Description |
|---|---|
| 15 | Sequence number |
| 6 | H |
| 780 | Control keywords |
| 81100 | Comments |
 | Specifies ILE activation group (valid only with the CRTBNDRPG compile command). |
 | Specifies an alternate collating sequence. |
 | Specifies processing for null-capable fields. |
 | Specifies authority for users without specific authority to compiled object. |
 | Specifies binding directory (or directories) to use when binding object. |
 | Specifies default graphic character set identifier. |
 | Specifies maximum nesting level for /COPY members |
 | Provides copyright information to include in module. |
 | Specifies character to use as currency symbol, enclosed in apostrophes (). |
 | Specifies compiler conversion options for date, time, timestamp, and graphic data types, as well as variable- length data. |
 | Specifies numeric field format for the Y edit code: *MDY, *YMD, or *DM. Optional separator character defaults to a (/); an ampersand (&) indicates a blank separator. |
 | Specifies format for date literals and default format for date fields. Defaults to *ISO. |
 | Controls which debug aids are generated into compiled module. |
 | Specifies character used for decimal point for edited numbers, enclosed in apostrophes (). Also indicates whether to print leading zeros. Valid values are ., ,, 0. and 0,. |
 | Specifies maximum decimal precision of decimal (packed, zoned, binary) intermediate values in expressions. |
 | Specifies whether to force a program to run in the default activation group (valid only with the CRTBNDRPG compile command). |
 | Specifies default name for RPG program or module. |
 | Specifies whether performance collection is enabled. |
 | Specifies precision rules to be used when evaluating expressions. |
 | Specifies whether to process externally described files with binary (no decimal place) fields as if the fields were integers. |
 | Specifies compiler options to fix invalid decimal data. |
 | Specifies whether to use floating-point representation for division. |
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