IBM

System i: RPG IV Crossover

Course Code: ISR4X (Also known as: ISR4XGB)      Days: 3
Show all IBM System i Courses
Call for Latest Dates
Call for availability.

Expected Availability: Within 30 Days
Expected Price: £ 870

Have questions or need a better city/date? Ask now.
On-site/international quote? Ask now.

Course Overview

RPGIV for experienced RPG/400 programmers

RPGIV is the latest version of RPG available on the iSeries, and offers significant gains when compared to RPG/400. This crossover course updates RPG/400 programmers skills to RPGIV, and introduces the new features of the programming language.

Audience

iSeries programmers who are already proficient in writing RPG/400 programs on the iSeries and who want to become more productive with the new features of RPGIV.

Skills Gained

This course will enable delegates to:

  • Convert RPG/400 programs to RPGIV.
  • Code the extended factor 2 operation.
  • Identify and use the new and updated operation codes.
  • Reduce the use of indicators in RPG4 programs.
  • Use the built in functions provided by RPGIV.
  • Code the definition specifications.
  • Code subprocedure definitions.
  • Code arrays and pointers.
  • Deal with variable length strings and arrays.

Prerequisites

Delegates attending this course must be proficient in RPG/400.

Course Outline

  • Summary of changes in RPGIV
  • Converting programs from RPG/400
  • The new control and file specification
  • Creating RPGIV programs
  • Operation code changes
  • Expressions
  • Built in functions
  • Arithmetic operations
  • String handling
  • Data structures
  • Data areas
  • Using arrays in RPGIV
  • Dynamic arrays
  • Introduction to subprocedures
  • Scope of definitions
  • Defining a prototype
  • Calling subprocedures
  • Introduction to APIs
  • RPGIV programming standards


How to make a booking for the ISR4X course

 
  CourseMonster books thousands of public training courses, classes and boot camps both in London and throughout the UK including: Berkshire, Birmingham, Bristol, Bournemouth, Bucks, Cambridge, Derby, Devon, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Hampshire, Ipswich, Leeds, Leicester, Luton, Manchester, Middlesex, Milton Keynes, Norfolk, Nottingham, Reading, Surrey, Sussex, Tyne and Wear, Midlands and Yorkshire. Topics range from software to administration and development.  
     
CourseMonster® Patent Pending © SeaKom, All Rights Reserved - Channel partners with Business Training Partnership