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Last Updated: Jan 05, 2005

Using RPG IV doesn't have to be difficult. Get your RPG IV programming skills to where they should be so you can bring your applications into the modern era.	>>	Book excerpt: Re-engineering RPG Legacy Applications by Paul Tuohy
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>>	Improved QCMDEXC in RPG IV TIP :This tip walks you through issuing a command in RPGIV.
>>	Spooky update statements and %NULLIND() TIP :Update statement not showing up in the journal? Here's a workaround.
>>	How do I know the Source file information for a RPG IV program? TIP :Learn how to find out the Source file information for a RPG IV program.
>>	Centering text in a file field TIP :Learn how to center text in a file field for printing or displaying purposes. end.
>>	Initialize date/time fields w/o C-specs TIP :This tip shows you how to initialize date/time fields w/o C-specs.
>>	Using date data-type fields in RPG IV TIP :Date data types are incredibly powerful and flexible, but figuring out how to use them to do date format conversions can be ...
>>	Utility helps you trace RPGLE programs TIP :Need to trace an RPGLE program? Forget F10=Setup. Try this utility instead.
>>	Table that shows RPG IV data types ASK THE EXPERTS : I am looking for a table that shows which RPG IV data types to use for a specified API data type. For example, an API ...
>>	RPG trigger examples ASK THE EXPERTS :Could you please show me some examples of triggers using RPG 400 or RPG IV?
>>	Are DDM files the best choice? ASK THE EXPERTS :I have a RPG IV program that uses DDM files and local files at the same time. This program is being called from a CL that ...

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