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A Bevy of BIFs: %SCAN and %CHECK
by Jon Paris
From recent questions on Internet lists, and from one-on-one discussions with RPG programmers, it seems that many are confused about the usage and operation of a number of built-in functions (BIFs). In particular the BIFs %XLATE, %REPLACE, %SCAN, and %CHECK seem to cause a lot of confusion. In this tip, I focus on %CHECK and %SCAN. I'll look at the other misunderstood pair, XLATE and REPLACE, in a future tip. READ MORE >
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Easily Avoid a Common Data Structure Error
by Ted Holt
A shop with which I'm acquainted had an undesirable experience recently. A program that, to my understanding, had been working properly, ended abnormally. The error could have easily been avoided, had the programmer followed one simple rule of thumb. READ MORE >
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Admin Alert: Robot/SCHEDULE's DST Work-Around and More
by Joe Hertvik
Rather than cover one topic this week, let's look at three issues that recently crept into my in-box. I'll explain some additional work you may need to perform to keep Help/Systems' Robot/SCHEDULE software running fat and happy during Daylight Saving Time changes; go over my updated list of i5/OS system monitoring tools; and expand on what type of post-upgrade backups you should perform after an i5/OS software upgrade. READ MORE >
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Reader Feedback and Insights
We value your feedback and insights. Feel free to send a letter to the editor. Letters may be printed, unless otherwise specified, and edited for clarity or length. READ MORE >
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