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  • Rounding Over a Set of Rows

    March 16, 2005 Michael Sansoterra

    The code for this article is available for download.

    Sometimes, a seemingly simple thing like rounding can present thorny issues. This is particularly true when the rounding has to take into account an arbitrary number of values. To illustrate, consider the example of a retail point-of-sale application that requires the rounded state sales tax and local sales tax to be recorded at the sales line level instead of at the header level.

    This can get tricky because the rounded tax amount calculated at the header may not equal the sum of the tax amounts calculated against the line as

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  • More About the SAVRSTxxx Commands

    March 16, 2005 Hey, Colleagues!

    It turns out quite a few of you are interested in The Save-Restore Commands. I got a lot of comments in response to that article. Here are some of them. I hope they’ll be of benefit to you. If I can find a way to test some things, I will have more information for you later. Thanks to all who wrote.

    –Ted

    The SAVRSTxxx commands are very nice commands indeed. We have been using them for some years now. But you should have mentioned that these commands are only available if you have installed OS/400 Option 22 (ObjectConnect).

    –André

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  • Admin Alert: Using OS/400 Autostart Jobs for Repetitious Server Processing

    March 16, 2005 Joe Hertvik

    Most OS/400 shops have a need to run permanent server jobs that handle repetitious processing requests for system users. These jobs need to start whenever an OS/400 subsystem servicing a specific workload begins; they answer user processing requests, and they always need to be running. Fortunately, IBM provides an autostart jobs feature that is useful for creating and running OS/400-based server jobs.

    As the name implies, autostart jobs are attached to specific OS/400 subsystems and they start automatically whenever their associated subsystem is started, which makes them perfect candidates to run subsystem initialization jobs. They can also perform repetitive work

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