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NEW! iSeries
Navigator for Programmers
iSeries Navigator is a powerful tool for programmers. It
opens up new horizons and can help shorten the learning curve
for new programming requirements, like the Integrated File
System and SQL. iSeries Navigator for Programmers contains
the descriptions, labs, how-tos and source code you need to
make the most out of this tool in your shop. |
iSeries Navigator for Programmers is self paced training that covers:
- Basic Operations – This chapter introduces
you to the basic mechanics of iSeries Navigator. It teaches you
how to perform the GUI equivalent of WRKSPLF, DSPMSG, WRKUSRJOB,
etc. It discusses when to use the GUI interface and when green
screen is still best.
- Integrated File System – This chapter
discusses the Integrated File System (IFS). Learn how to access
the IFS from Windows, how to manage the IFS with iSeries Navigator,
and how to get the equivalent of Network Neighborhood on green
screen.
- Database Basics – This chapter shows
how to use SQL’s Data Definition Language (DDL) without
becoming an expert in SQL. Learn how iSeries Navigator simplifies
the definition of tables, views, and indexes; the differences
between DDL and DDS and how they affect RPG programs. Also learn
some of the features introduced by DDL that are not possible in
DDS.
- Database Advanced – What about join
logical and field reference files? This chapter shows you how
to define them in iSeries Navigator. It also introduces the Run
SQL Scripts feature, which can ease your introduction to SQL.
- Referential Integrity – One of the powerful
features of the database. Check constraints and referential constraints
provide a means of ensuring the integrity of a database. This
chapter teaches you how to use iSeries Navigator to define and
manage constraints and how to handle them in RPG programs.
- Triggers – Triggers are probably the
most frequently used of the "new" database features.
This chapter shows you how to use iSeries Navigator to manage
triggers for a database. It also shows you how to define SQL triggers.
- User Defined Functions – UDFs are probably
the most powerful features that SQL brings to the database. This
chapter shows you how to associate RPG code with columns in a
table. Learn how to use existing RPG procedures directly on the
database.
- Database Navigator – Did you ever wonder
how the components of your database fit together? Did you ever
want to get the big picture – or even the little picture?
This chapter shows you how to use Database Navigator to chart
your database.
This course comes complete with a CD of all code used – a
useful desk top reference you’ll turn to time and again.
100% Money-Back Guarantee: If you are not completely
satisfied, return the training materials within 15 days for a prompt
refund or credit. |
