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In This Issue
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You Have Questions. The Gurus at Guild Companies Have Answers.
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Grep and Database Files
Hey, Ted:
I've read all your articles on Qshell and love them. I've been trying to grep files in the QSYS.LIB file system, and can do so successfully if the files are program-described physical files or source physical files with a single field. However, I have a physical file with multiple members that I'd like to search through.
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Redirecting Java's Standard Output
Hey, David:
When I call a Java program using Qshell, I can redirect stdout and stderr to files [see "Stream I/O in Qshell"]. Is there any way to redirect output to a file when you call a Java program from an RPG IV program? I used to be able to hit "print screen" before my logging messages scrolled off of the screen, but we upgraded our system and now it is darn near impossible to catch the output.
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Reader Feedback and Insights: SQL Versus DDS
Hey, Ted:
Are shops actually writing SQL code for table creation and storing it in some source library in place of actual DDS for tables ["SQL Field Reference File"]? I'm referring to real production tables, not just work tables or things created on-the-fly.
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Editors: Howard Arner, Joe Hertvik, Ted Holt, David Morris,
Shannon O'Donnell
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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