Last week, IBM i 7.5 TR3 was released along with Db2 for i PTF Group SF99950 Level 5, as well as IBM i 7.4 TR 9 along with Db2 for i PTF Group SF99704 Level 26. You can get a quick overview over the enhancements for IBM i 7.5 at … Read More
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Anyway to assign array values to multiple similar database fields fields? uzumymw_
I have an array that has 12 numeric elements. Those are to be moved to 12 individual database fields.
The field names goes by field01, field02, and so on upto 12.
Is there a way to move them at once, may be through a loop. I was thinking of using pointers but could not get it working. I am asking this just for my curious mind.
I will probably have to just move them individually if there isn’t any other way.
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Day #76 of household brands that run thanks to IBM i!
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Use grep to Search IBM i Source Members (RPG, CL, COBOL, more) Alan Seiden
From the Seiden SmartSupport mailbag: One issue I keep coming across is the inability to search for text in source members across all libraries. Currently we use a commercial tool for this task. However, it is expensive and cumbersome to install and maintain. Coming from the Linux world, I find this a ridiculous restriction. In Linux, I can “grep” for anything. Long term, try to move your source code to the IFS, but meanwhile, you can indeed grep source members. The trick is to use the Qshell version of grep (in /usr/bin) that understands native EBCDIC encoding. Open source fans…
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