The Modern RPG IV Language, Fourth Edition
by Robert Cozzi
Free-Format RPG IV
by Jim Martin
APIs at Work, Second Edition
by Bruce Vining; Doug Pence; Ron Hawkins
Qshell for iSeries
by Ted Holt; Fred Kulack
System i Disaster Recovery Planning
by Richard Dolewski
The Programmer’s Guide to iSeries Navigator
by Paul Touhy
IBM Certification Study Guide eServer p5 and pSeries Administration and Support for AIX 5L Version 5.3
by Scott Vetter; Jose Eduardo Martinez Cordero; Shiv Dutta; Liviu Rosca; Gilvan Pereira da Silva; Kristof Stroobants
IBM eServer i5 and iSeries System Handbook: IBM i5/OS Version 5 Release 3 October 2004
by Susan Powers; Matthew Bedernjak; Celia Burke; Mary Cheever; Louis Cuypers; Harold Distler; Greg Hidalgo; Miroslav Iwachow; Axel Lachman; Henry Matos; Glen McClymont; Lori O'Dell; Samit Saliceti; Jerry Watson
Now in its fourth edition, this book is a must have for every
iSeries and i5 professional. This comprehensive, newly revised,
40-chapter book is perfect for novice and intermediate programmers
as well as system administrators and operators. In a practical and
straight-forward approach, the authors explain core iSeries and i5
concepts and show the reader--step by step--how to perform 40
essential iSeries functions including installation,
troubleshooting, administration, operations, programming, Internet
connectivity and many more. This book isn't only for novices. Tasks
of all levels are included. From the Installation and Operations
sections the reader will see the detailed steps for powering up and
down, controlling the system console, and managing subsystems.
There is an administration section that covers system values,
printing, and PTF management. The system architecture section
discusses libraries and library lists, files, and objects.
Programming has its own section with chapters on DDS, CL, RPG,
Java, and important IBM utilities. There is also a section on the
Internet that covers the newer technologies. The fourth edition has
had a complete update of all the chapters and adds a particularly
rich set of new chapters as well. Topics like iSeries Navigator,
WebSphere Application Server, SQL, Qshell, and performance are
among the new chapters which will make this edition a good buy even
for those who already own previous editions. The effective use of
Control Language (CL) is a critical skill for anyone working with
IBM's robust midrange eServer family (i5, iSeries, and AS/400). But
why settle for just enough CL knowledge to get by? From the
simplest task to the most complex process, CL is at the heart of
your server. Become a CL guru and fully leverage the abilities of
your system. All it takes is a little time, effort, and Complete
CL, 4th Edition.
Authors Ted Holt and Ernie Malaga present the latest version of a
classic, bringing together all the basics of CL, plus the latest
innovations in one thorough, well-organized, and easy-to-read
package. In a clear, straightforward manner, the authors teach you
how to write both simple and advanced CL programs, how to
understand the strengths and limitations of CL, how to avoid common
mistakes, and much, much more. With this book, you will master CL
and extend the capabilities of your i5/iSeries. Programmers,
operators, security officers, system administrators, or any IT
professional working with OS/400 and i5/OS will benefit greatly by
reading this book.
When getting by isn't good enough, get Complete CL, 4th
Edition.
Complete CL, 4th Edition is fully updated to include the
numerous enhancements to IBM's i5/OS, including a beefed-up
compiler with new control structures, new data types, a new way to
create documentation, a relaxation of old limits, and more.
In this latest edition, you'll learn how to:
- Code sophisticated looping techniques with the new control
structures(SELECT, DOWHILE, DOUNTIL, and DOFOR)
- Expand your coding capabilities with the new integer data
types
- Get beyond file processing limitations by learning how to process
multiple files in a CL program
- Utilize IBM's powerful APIs by learning to pass parameters to
procedures by value
- Use V5R3 control structures, variable types, and other
enhancements
- Plus, you'll develop the skills needed to:
- Manipulate strings with built-in functions and operators
- Code looping and decision structures
- Make CL procedures communicate with users or with one another via
messages
- Use data queues and data areas
- Understand and use overrides effectively
- Process display and database files
- Use APIs
- Effectively use the QTEMP library
- Understand and avoid the pitfalls of adopted authorities
- Understand security issues
- Develop a good CL coding style
- Understand differences between OPM and ILE
- Use CL in both batch and interactive processing
- Compile CL programs and modules and bind modules into
programs
- Use the interactive debugger
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Complete CL, The Definitive Control Language Programming Gui - 2000-07-06
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Simple, yet very detailed, lots of code samples and some very useful utilities. As anything from Midrange Computing, slightly overpriced. Get your IT department to pay for it!
This book lives up to the quality we expect from Ted & Ernie - 2005-07-29
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This book is an excellent book even for seasoned veterans on the iSeries. I found at many tips and examples that were very valuable. Ted Holt always manages to keep one step ahead of the game and provide insight into CL, RPG and iSeries in general.
I have been following Ted & Ernies technical articles for years and I would recommend this book to any of my colleagues.
It seems Ted always strives to give the iSeries community his best.
I was sad to hear that Ernie Malaga had passed away.
Thanks to Ted & Ernie...again
Excellent reference from trusted names - 2008-01-14
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I feel as if I am one of the few S/36 programmers left. My company has upgraded to the I5, and I am still supporting S/36 code on it. This book is a terrific reference for integrating CL into existing legacy code and utilizing the extraordinary power of the new machines in old systems. The section on S/36, I believe, was written JUST FOR ME!!! I trusted the book when I bought it, because I have relied on Ted and Ernie throughout my midrange computer career, from S/3 model 10 through the latest "machine to surpass all machines". Thanks to Ted and Ernie!!!
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