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Beginner/Intermediate
This course is designed to teach iSeries and AS/400 operators, developers,
consultants or advanced users how to write a control language program and
command. Upon completion of the training, you should be able to create,
debug and modify CL program and command.
This chapter introduces you to the control language (CL) command, control
language programming (CLP) and its basic applications. You will learn some
basic features of CL command, menu and system messages on iSeries and AS/400.
Exercises are available at the end of the chapter.
In this chapter, you will learn one of the basic CLP components - variables.
You will also learn how to create a simple CL program and execute the CL
program on iSeries and AS/400. Exercises are available at the end of the
chapter.
This chapter introduces you to the CL commands and functions. You will
learn how to use the CL commands and functions in the CL program to perform
some system tasks, to retrieve system values and to get the job attributes.
Exercises are available at the end of the chapter.
Chapter 4 teaches you the basic logic flow in the CL program. You will
learn IF and GOTO CL command and related statements. You will also learn
how to use program Call and pass parameter to a called programs. Exercises
are available at the end of the chapter.
Chapter 5 discusses the CL messages. What is CL messages? How to monitor
CL message and how to take predetermined actions when certain CL messages
are created. Exercises are available at the end of the chapter.
This chapter introduces you to the basic process of database file and data
area when using CL program to perform some system tasks. You will learn
how to use data file and data area in the CL program. Sample source codes
and exercises are available.
Chapter 7 discusses the capability to create an interactive CL program.
In this chapter, you will learn how to create a display file, how to use
the display file in CL program and how to create CL program using a display
file. Exercises are available at the end of the chapter.
This chapter introduces you to some of the advanced techniques in the CL
program, override database file OVRDBF and open query file OPNQRYF. You
will learn how to use these powerful CL command in your applications. Exercises
are available at the end of the chapter.
Chapter 9 introduces you to the debug tool - interactive source debug tool
(ISDB) that was provided by IBM. In this chapter, you will learn how to
use this tool to debug you CL program. You will also learn how use the
job log to debug CL programs in the interactive and batch mode Exercises
are available at the end of the chapter.
This chapter teaches you how to create CL command on your own. You will
learn step by step how to create a command definition, how to compile command
source and how to run a user created CL command. Exercises are available
at the end of the chapter.
A quiz is available at the end of the training to test your understanding
of the training. You can take it again after reviewing the course.
Some useful CL example source codes are available in Appendix. They are
14 CL programs, 3 database files, 2 RPG programs and 3 CL commands.
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