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Written by Chamara Withanachchi
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RPG IV at IBM i 7.1
- Sort and search data structure arrays
- Support for ALIAS names
- Built-in functions
- Scan and Replace new Built-in Function - %SCANRPL
%SCANRPL(pattern :
replacement :
searchData { : start { : length } )
- Prototypes are now optional
- Performance improvement for returning large values
- New options for XML-INTO
- Implicit parameter conversion between alphanumeric, UCS-2 and Graphic
- The listing debug view can be encrypted (Can have a password)
- Support for the teraspace storage model
- Support for Open Access: RPG Edition
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- More Details : RPGIV with IBM i 7.1
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IBM i 7.1 enhancements
- DB2® for i enhancements including XML support and enablement of column-level encryption
- IBM i storage management enhancements for automatic data placement for solid-state drives (SSDs)
- IBM i virtual partition enhancements via IBM i and PowerVM VIOS
- Enhancements to Web application serving technologies including Apache, Java, Integrated Web Application Server, Integrated Web Services Server, and Zend PHP environment
- Enhancements to Systems Director Navigator for i for management of IBM i
- IBM i integration with BladeCenter and System x via iSCSI technology enhancements with support for software target support
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for more information visit the IBM site
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RPG is a programming language for business applications. Originally an initialism for Report Program Generator, it officially no longer stands for anything. Note that while the primary vendor of RPG has been and remains IBM, the language was available from other mainframe and microcomputer manufacturers, including Unisys. The latest incarnation of RPG is RPG IV (ILE RPG) on IBM's System i servers; it inherits the System i Integrated Language Environment’s features such as prototyped functions and procedures, static and dynamic binding, access to C routine libraries, dynamic link libraries, and fully recursive and re-entrant modular code.
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