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OS/400 Edition
Volume 2, Number 66 -- August 30, 2002

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Adding Subprocedures to a Service Program

Hey, Ted:

I'm still new to ILE, procedures, and service programs. I thought you could add procedures to the end of a service program, then recreate the service program and use it without recreating any existing program that has it bound in. Is this true, or am I off track?

-- Tim

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A Fuzzy Search Algorithm

Hey, Ted:

Most inquiry programs require a user to enter the exact value or exact beginning portion of a value to be located. Unfortunately such programs do not find the desired data if the user doesn’t remember the exact spelling of the search term. I have an algorithm that allows searching by any portion of a database field, even if the user misspells the search argument.

-- Victor Pisman

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Reader Feedback and Insights: Splitting a Qshell Variable

The tech tip for splitting a Qshell variable is certainly one way to do it, but it seems to me a roundabout approach.

My first thought would be to use the "split" command in awk, but awk does not seem to be a supported language in Qshell.

-- Tom Henderson

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Joe Hertvik
Ted Holt
David Morris

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