Ibm AS/400 User Manual (489 pages)

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Table of contents

ILE RPG for AS/400

1

Programmer's Guide

1

Third Edition (May 1999)

4

Contents

5

Trademarks and Service Marks

14

Notices xiii

15

About This Guide

17

How to Send Your Comments

18

What's New This Release?

19

About This Guide xix

21

About This Guide xxi

23

ILE RPG Introduction

25

RPG IV Specifications

27

Cycle Programming

28

Subprocedure logic

29

Indicators

29

Operation Codes

30

Example of an ILE RPG Program

30

1 6 10 16

31

The Entire Source Program

34

Using the OS/400 System

36

Interacting with the System

36

AS/400 Tools

37

AS/400 Tools

38

AS/400 Tools

39

Program Creation

41

RPG Programming in ILE

42

Program Management

43

Program Call

43

Source Debugging

44

Bindable APIs

44

Multithreaded Applications

45

OPM-Compatible Application

47

Effect of ILE

48

Related Information

49

Advanced Application Scenario

54

A Strategy to Avoid

55

A Strategy to Avoid

56

Procedures

57

Prototyped Calls

58

Multiple Procedures Module

59

The Entire ARRSRPT Program

65

Figure 24. DDS for CUSTFILE

68

Coding Considerations

69

General Considerations

69

Program Creation

70

Main Procedure Considerations

70

Subprocedure Considerations

70

For Further Information

71

Main Procedures

71

Subprocedures

71

Prototyped Call

72

Concepts

73

ADTS/400: Programming

75

Development Manager

75

Using SEU

76

Using SEU

77

Using SQL Statements

79

Using SQL Statements

80

Using the CRTBNDRPG Command

81

Display spooled files

85

Using a Compiler Listing

87

Obtaining a Compiler Listing

87

Customizing a Page Heading

88

Customizing the Spacing

89

Correcting Compilation Errors

90

Using a Compiler Listing

91

Correcting Run-time Errors

92

CRTPGM Commands

97

Using the CRTRPGMOD Command

98

Creating a NOMAIN Module

99

Creating a Module Object

100

Creating a Module Object

101

Additional Examples

104

Related CL Commands

104

Using the CRTPGM Command

106

Binding Multiple Modules

108

Using a Binder Listing

109

Changing a Module or Program

110

Using the UPDPGM Command

111

Removing Observability

112

CL Reference (Abridged)

113

Service Program Overview

115

ILE Concepts

116

Reference (Abridged)

116

Changing A Service Program

117

Related CL commands

117

Sample Service Program

118

Sample Service Program

119

Sample Service Program

120

Creating the Service Program

121

Binding to a Program

122

Updating the Service Program

124

Sample Binder Listing

124

Chapter 9. Running a Program

127

CL Programming

128

Figure 48. DDS for EMPRPT2

130

Ending an ILE Program

133

Managing Activation Groups

133

Managing Activation Groups

134

Managing Activation Groups

135

Deleting an Activation Group

136

Reclaim Resources Command

136

CL Reference

137

(Abridged)

137

Heap Storage Problems

142

System API Reference

144

Calling Programs

152

Calling Procedures

152

The Call Stack

153

Recursive Calls

154

Using a Prototyped Call

157

Using the CALLP Operation

157

Calling within an Expression

158

Examples of Free-Form Call

159

Passing Prototyped Parameters

159

Parameter Passing Styles

159

Passing by Value

160

Using Operational Descriptors

162

Omitting Parameters

163

Passing *OMIT

164

Leaving Out Parameters

164

Using %PARMS

165

4. Return

166

Order of Evaluation

170

Interlanguage Calls

170

Passing By Reference

171

Passing By Value

171

Examples of CALL and CALLB

174

Using the PLIST Operation

175

Normal End

176

Abnormal End

177

Returning from a Subprocedure

178

Using Bindable APIs

179

Calling a Graphics Routine

180

Calling Special Routines

181

Multithreading Considerations

181

Figure 74. Deadlock Example

184

¹ Obtain a dump

185

The ILE Source Debugger

187

Debug Commands

188

The ILE Source Debugger

189

Creating a Root Source View

191

Creating a COPY Source View

192

Creating a Listing View

192

Creating a Statement View

193

STRDBG Example

195

Setting Debug Options

195

OPM source debug support

196

Program/module

197

Viewing the Program Source

198

Viewing a Different Module

199

Changing the View of a Module

200

BREAK line-number

203

CLEAR line-number

203

DISPLAY MODULE module-name

203

Condition

206

BREAK Command

207

procedure-name

209

statement-number

211

CLEAR PGM

212

Characteristics of Watches

213

Setting Watch Conditions

214

Displaying Active Watches

216

Removing Watch Conditions

216

following

217

Stepping Over Call Statements

219

Stepping Into Call Statements

220

Displaying Data Structures

227

Displaying Indicators

228

Displaying UCS-2 Data

230

Changing the Value of Fields

232

EQUATE DC EVAL COUNTER

235

DISPLAY EQUATE

235

Exception Handling Overview

241

which is active on

243

ILE RPG Exception Handling

244

Exception Handling Overview

245

Using Exception Handlers

247

Exception Handler Priority

247

Nested Exceptions

247

Unhandled Exceptions

247

Using Exception Handlers

248

Using Exception Handlers

249

Optimization Considerations

250

Using RPG-Specific Handlers

250

ILE RPG for AS/400 Reference

251

Using an Error Subroutine

252

ILE Condition Handlers

262

Using a Condition Handler

262

ILE Condition Handlers

263

ILE Condition Handlers

264

Using Cancel Handlers

268

Chapter 13. Obtaining a Dump

275

Example of a Formatted Dump

276

Feedback Areas

277

Example of a Formatted Dump

279

.L/ Optimization level

281

not in the order

282

Chapter 14. Defining Files

285

The SEQ Device

286

Naming Files

287

Types of File Descriptions

287

Types of File Descriptions

288

Renaming Record-Format Names

290

Renaming Field Names

290

Ignoring Record Formats

290

Using Output Specifications

293

Level Checking

294

Data Management

295

File Locking

299

Record Locking

300

Sharing an Open Data Path

301

Spooling

302

Output Spooling

303

SRTSEQ/ALTSEQ

304

Database Files

305

Data Files and Source Files

305

Record Format Specifications

306

Access Path

306

Valid Search Arguments

310

Referring to a Partial Key

310

ILE RPG for

311

AS/400 Reference

311

Indexed File

312

Exception/Error Handling

313

Sequential File

314

Record Address File

314

Limits Records

315

Relative Record Numbers

315

Consecutive Processing

316

Sequential-by-Key Processing

317

This example is the

320

In this example, the

321

Random-by-Key Processing

323

Valid File Operations

328

Valid File Operations

329

Valid File Operations

330

Using Commitment Control

331

Commitment Control Locks

332

Commitment Control Scoping

332

Using the COMMIT Operation

333

Using Commitment Control

334

Using Commitment Control

335

DDM Files

336

Using Pre-V3R1 DDM Files

337

DDM Files

338

Types of Device Files

339

Accessing Printer Devices

340

Specifying PRINTER Files

340

Handling Page Overflow

340

Accessing Printer Devices

341

Accessing Printer Devices

342

Specifying Fetch Overflow

346

Accessing Tape Devices

349

Accessing Display Devices

350

Using Sequential Files

350

Specifying a Sequential File

350

Using SPECIAL Files

351

Using SPECIAL Files

352

Using SPECIAL Files

353

ICF Programming

355

DDS Reference

355

Input fields

356

Output fields

356

Output/input (both) fields

356

Using Subfiles

359

RECNO field name

360

Reference

360

Use of Subfiles

361

Output Specifications

363

Input Specifications

364

Calculation Specifications

364

Additional Considerations

364

Valid WORKSTN File Operations

365

EXFMT Operation

366

READ Operation

366

WRITE Operation

366

Multiple-Device Files

366

Multiple-Device Files

367

Multiple-Device Files

368

Database Physical File

369

Main Menu Inquiry

370

CUSMAIN: RPG Source

371

Main Menu Inquiry

372

File Maintenance

373

File Maintenance

374

CUSMNT: RPG Source

376

Search by Zip Code

382

Search by Zip Code

383

Search by Zip Code

384

SCHZIP: RPG Source

385

Search and Inquiry by Name

388

Search and Inquiry by Name

389

SCHNAM: RPG Source

390

Search and Inquiry by Name

392

Appendixes

395

Compiling

397

DBCS Data in Character Fields

401

Conversion Overview

403

File Considerations

404

The Log File

405

Converting Your Source

406

The CVTRPGSRC Command

407

Converting Your Source

408

Converting Your Source

409

Performing a Trial Conversion

412

Obtaining Conversion Reports

413

Example of Source Conversion

414

Analyzing Your Conversion

417

Using the Conversion Report

418

Analyzing Your Conversion

419

Using the Log File

420

Resolving Conversion Problems

422

Unsupported RPG III Features

422

Merging Problems

423

Context-Sensitive Problems

424

Run-time Differences

427

Using CL Commands

429

CRTBNDRPG Command

430

CRTBNDRPG Command

431

CRTBNDRPG Command

432

CRTRPGMOD Command

444

CRTRPGMOD Command

445

CRTRPGMOD Command

446

Appendix D. Compiler Listings

447

Reading a Compiler Listing

448

Prologue

448

Compiler Listings

449

Source Section

450

Compiler Listings

452

Output Buffer Positions

456

/COPY Member Table

456

Compile-Time Data

457

Key Field Information

458

Cross-Reference Table

458

External References List

459

Message Summary

460

Final Summary

460

Bibliography

463

Bibliography 441

465

Special Characters

467

Numerics

467

See also

468

(continued)

469

Index 447

471

Index 449

473

Index 453

477

Index 459

483

Index 463

487

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1

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

3

FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

4

OR PROPER AND SAFE USE

6

TABLE OF CONTENTS

8

ABLE OF CONTENTS

10

NAMES OF PARTS

14

AMES OF PARTS

16

DATA PANEL

17

D. AF sensors

18

Histogram

19

GETTING UP AND RUNNING

20

ATTACHING THE LENS HOOD

21

CHARGING THE BATTERY

22

BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR

24

(SOLD SEPARATELY)

25

ETTING UP AND RUNNING

26

HANDLING THE CAMERA

28

TURNING ON THE CAMERA

28

DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT

29

SETTING THE DATE AND TIME

30

Camera notes

31

BASIC RECORDING

32

BASIC RECORDING OPERATION

33

FOCUS LOCK

34

SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS

35

USING THE BUILT-IN FLASH

36

ANTI-SHAKE SYSTEM

37

MOVIE RECORDING

38

DISPLAY MODE SWITCH

39

BASIC PLAYBACK

40

VIEWING IMAGES AND HISTOGRAM

41

DELETING SINGLE IMAGES

41

ROTATING IMAGES

41

ASIC PLAYBACK

42

ENLARGED PLAYBACK

43

VIEWING MOVIES

44

ADVANCED RECORDING

45

FOCUS-MODE SWITCH

46

DIGITAL ZOOM

47

FLEX FOCUS POINT

48

Shooting tips

49

EXPOSURE LOCK

50

EXPOSURE-MODE DIAL

50

PROGRAM - P

51

AUTO RECORDING

52

SHUTTER PRIORITY - S

55

Shutter speed

55

ISO setting

55

MANUAL EXPOSURE - M

56

BULB EXPOSURES

57

DIGITAL-SUBJECT-PROGRAMS

58

Flash compensation

59

Exposure compensation

59

USING THE FUNCTION DIAL

60

DRIVE MODES

61

BRACKETING

62

CONTINUOUS ADVANCE

64

INTERVAL

66

SELF-TIMER

68

METERING MODES

69

WHITE BALANCE

70

Save to memory

72

MEMORY RECALL

73

CAMERA SENSITIVITY - ISO

74

System Accessories

75

USING THE FLASH SYNC TERMINAL

76

CONTRAST COMPENSATION

79

RECORDING MENU

80

IMAGE SIZE AND IMAGE QUALITY

82

Konica Minolta history

84

FLASH MODES

86

WIRELESS / REMOTE FLASH

88

ECORDING MENU

90

FLASH CONTROL

92

Flash Notes

93

AEL BUTTON

94

RECORDING MODE RESET

95

INTERVAL SETUP

96

BRACKETING SETUP

96

Soft Normal Hard

97

DATA IMPRINTING

98

INSTANT PLAYBACK

100

Recording Tips

101

COLOR MODE

102

ABOUT ADOBE RGB

103

NOISE REDUCTION

103

MONITOR AMPLIFICATION

104

FLEX DIGITAL MAGNIFIER

105

MAGNIFICATION BUTTON

105

TRACKING AF

106

SPOT AE AREA

107

DIRECT MANUAL FOCUS

107

Konica Minolta History

108

A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY

109

SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY

110

WHAT IS AN EV?

111

LIGHT SOURCES AND COLOR

111

MOVIE MENU

112

MOVIE MODE

113

IMAGE SIZE AND FRAME RATE

113

NOTES ON MOVIE RECORDING

114

MOVIE RESET

114

ADVANCED PLAYBACK

115

NAVIGATING THE PLAYBACK MENU

116

:move :sel. :enter

118

VIEW FOLDER

120

INDEX PLAYBACK FORMAT

121

DVANCED PLAYBACK

122

SLIDE SHOW

124

ABOUT DPOF

126

DPOF SETUP

126

CANCEL PRINT

127

INDEX PRINT

127

DATE IMPRINT

127

SETUP MENU

129

NAVIGATING THE SETUP MENU

130

LCD BRIGHTNESS

132

SHORTCUT HELP

132

(Continued on the next page.)

133

ETUP MENU

134

TRANSFER MODE

135

EVF AUTO SWITCH

135

LANGUAGE

135

VIDEO OUTPUT

135

CUSTOM SETUP

136

FILE NUMBER (#) MEMORY

136

100KM003

137

10140223

137

DATE AND TIME SETUP

138

RESET DEFAULT

139

AUDIO SIGNALS

141

FOCUS SIGNALS

141

AUTO POWER SAVE

142

SHUTTER FX

142

ANTI-SHAKE

143

FULL-TIME AF

143

GRIP SENSOR

143

CONTROL DIAL SETUP

144

DELETE CONFIRMATION

145

LENS ACCESSORY

145

DATA-TRANSFER MODE

146

Initializing USB

147

AUTOMATIC INSTALLATION

148

Manual installation

149

-TRANSFER MODE

150

QUICKTIME SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

151

Camera Notes

153

MACINTOSH

155

PICTBRIDGE

158

NOTES ON PRINTING ERRORS

159

Batch print

161

Index print

161

DPOF print

163

TROUBLESHOOTING

164

WHEN USING FILTERS

166

CARE AND STORAGE

168

MEMORY CARD CARE AND HANDLING

169

LCD MONITOR CARE

170

COPYRIGHT

170

BATTERIES

170

QUESTIONS AND SERVICE

171

DiMAGE A2

173

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

176

BATTERY PACK BP-400

178

+2+1 +3 +4 +5

179

–1 –2 –3 –4 –5

179

0-43325-53276-4

180

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1

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

2

FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

3

4 FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

4

6 FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

6

DiMAGE G600

7

TABLE OF CONTENTS

8

ABLE OF CONTENTS

10

NAMES OF PARTS

12

GETTING UP AND RUNNING

14

INSERTING A BATTERY

15

BATTERY-CONDITION INDICATOR

16

AUTO POWER OFF

16

AC ADAPTER (SOLD SEPARATELY)

17

18 GETTING UP AND RUNNING

18

ABOUT MEMORY CARDS

19

TURNING THE CAMERA ON AND OFF

20

ATTACHING THE STRAP

20

HANDLING THE CAMERA

22

LCD MONITOR DISPLAY

22

USING THE ZOOM LENS

23

CAMERA-SHAKE WARNING

23

BASIC RECORDING OPERATION

24

FOCUS LOCK

25

FOCUS RANGE

25

FOCUS SIGNALS

26

SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS

26

FLASH MODES

28

FLASH SIGNALS

29

FOCUS MODES AND SELF-TIMER

30

DELETING IMAGES

31

PLAYBACK - BASIC OPERATION

32

VIEWING IMAGES

33

DISPLAY BUTTON - PLAYBACK

33

INDEX PLAYBACK

34

ENLARGED PLAYBACK

34

NAVIGATING THE RECORDING MENU

35

ECORDING - ADVANCED OPERATION

36

Camera Notes

37

MOVIE RECORDING

38

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

39

WHITE BALANCE

40

AE METERING MODES

41

MONOCHROME

42

DIGITAL ZOOM

43

ADJUSTING THE MONITOR

44

VOICE RECORDING

45

ADD AUDIO RECORDING

46

DELETE AUDIO RECORDING

47

SLOW SHUTTER LIMIT

48

MANUAL EXPOSURE

49

Flash compensation

51

Saturation

52

Contrast

52

Sharpness

52

AN INTRODUCTION TO COLOR

53

A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY

54

PLAYBACK - ADVANCED OPERATION

55

NAVIGATING THE PLAYBACK MENU

56

FRAME-SELECTION SCREEN

57

LAYBACK - ADVANCED OPERATION

58

SLIDE SHOW

69

SETUP MENU

70

RECORDING MENU SETUP

72

DATE SETUP

72

QUICK VIEW

73

SELF-TIMER DELAY

73

FILE-NUMBER RESET

75

MEMORY PRIORITY

75

LANGUAGE

76

ADD AUDIO RECORDING SETUP

76

CUSTOM SETUP

77

CUSTOM SETUP NOTES

78

(Continued on the next page.)

79

RESET DEFAULT

80

TRANSFER MODE

82

INFORMATION DISPLAY SETUP

82

DATA-TRANSFER MODE

83

Automatic Installation

85

Manual Installation

86

100KM017

88

DiMAGE Viewer Notes

88

90 DATA-TRANSFER MODE

90

Macintosh

91

PICTBRIDGE

92

Printing Notes

93

NOTES ON PRINTING ERRORS

94

QUICKTIME SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

94

APPENDIX

96

98 APPENDIX

98

CARE AND STORAGE

99

Memory cards

100

Batteries

100

LCD monitor care

101

Copyright

101

Questions and service

101

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

102

Lithium-ion Battery NP-600

103

Battery Charger BC-600

103

Printed in Malaysia

104

9222-2744-11 IM-B404

104

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Table des matières

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

2

FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

3

4 FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

4

6 FOR PROPER AND SAFE USE

6

DiMAGE G530

7

TABLE OF CONTENTS

8

ABLE OF CONTENTS

10

NAMES OF PARTS

12

GETTING UP AND RUNNING

14

INSERTING A BATTERY

15

BATTERY-CONDITION INDICATOR

16

AUTO POWER OFF

16

AC ADAPTER (SOLD SEPARATELY)

17

ABOUT MEMORY CARDS

19

TURNING THE CAMERA ON AND OFF

20

ATTACHING THE STRAP

20

HANDLING THE CAMERA

22

LCD MONITOR DISPLAY

22

USING THE ZOOM LENS

23

BASIC RECORDING OPERATION

24

FOCUS LOCK

25

FOCUS RANGE

25

FOCUS SIGNALS

26

SPECIAL FOCUSING SITUATIONS

26

FLASH MODES

28

FLASH SIGNALS

29

MACRO MODES

30

DELETING IMAGES

31

PLAYBACK - BASIC OPERATION

32

VIEWING IMAGES

33

DISPLAY BUTTON - PLAYBACK

33

ENLARGED PLAYBACK

33

INDEX PLAYBACK

34

CHANGING MODES

34

MOVIE RECORDING

35

ECORDING - ADVANCED OPERATION

36

SCENE SELECTION

38

COLOR MODE

39

MEMORY PRIORITY

39

DRIVE MODES

40

IMAGE SIZE AND QUALITY

41

SELF TIMER

42

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

43

MOVIE/AUDIO RECORDING MODE

44

AUDIO RECORDING

44

AUDIO CAPTION

45

WHITE BALANCE

46

CAMERA SENSITIVITY (ISO)

47

EXPOSURE MODES

48

Manual exposure

49

FOCUS MODES

50

PLAYBACK - ADVANCED OPERATION

52

DELETING AUDIO CAPTIONS

53

NAVIGATING THE PLAYBACK MENU

54

FRAME-SELECTION SCREEN

55

COPY & MOVE

56

SELECT SETUP

58

USE LAST DPOF FILE

58

NEW: COPIES < 0>

58

< 1 >

59

LAYBACK - ADVANCED OPERATION

60

SLIDE SHOW

61

SETUP MENU

62

64 SETUP MENU

64

ADJUSTING THE MONITOR

65

START-UP LED

66

INFORMATION DISPLAY SETUP

66

MONITOR ON/OFF

67

INSTANT PLAYBACK

67

68 SETUP MENU

68

CUSTOM SETUP

69

Flash compensation

70

Saturation

70

Contrast

70

Sharpness

71

Shutter-speed limit

71

AN INTRODUCTION TO COLOR

72

AE METERING MODES

73

FILE-NUMBER MEMORY

74

RED-EYE REDUCTION

74

DIGITAL ZOOM

75

USB TRANSFER MODE

77

INITIALIZE

78

LANGUAGE

80

DATE SETUP

81

A SHORT GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY

82

WHAT IS AN EV?

82

USB-TRANSFER MODE

83

Automatic Installation

85

Manual Installation

86

100KM009

88

DiMAGE Viewer Notes

88

Camera Notes

89

90 USB-TRANSFER MODE

90

Macintosh

91

PICTBRIDGE

92

Printing Notes

93

NOTES ON PRINTING ERRORS

94

QUICKTIME SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

94

APPENDIX

96

98 APPENDIX

98

CARE AND STORAGE

99

Memory cards

100

Batteries

100

LCD monitor care

101

Copyright

101

Questions and service

101

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

102

Lithium-ion Battery NP-600

103

Battery Charger BC-600

103

Printed in China

104

9222-2736-11 IC-A406

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