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Mastering the IBM i Control Language (CL) is essential for maximizing the capabilities of the IBM i server. This updated edition focuses on helping programmers and system administrators create effective CL programs, incorporating new features from IBM i 7.3, including built-in functions and data types, as well as enhanced SQL support. Readers will gain the skills to write and compile high-quality, production-ready programs, benefiting from the guidance of a CL expert throughout the learning process.

Ideal for novice and intermediate programmers, as well as system administrators and operators, this comprehensive resource covers 35 chapters dedicated to the i5/iSeries. The authors present core concepts in a clear and straightforward manner, guiding readers through essential functions with step-by-step instructions. It's an invaluable tool for professionals looking to enhance their understanding and skills in working with i5/iSeries systems.

The latest edition of this comprehensive resource delves into Command Language (CL), addressing both fundamental and advanced topics. It highlights new innovations from IBM, including updates on the INCLUDE command, constants, variables, and the Power System. A new section on programming subroutines offers practical examples, while detailed explanations cover file handling commands and techniques, making it an essential guide for programmers looking to enhance their skills in the updated IBM i operating system.

First published in 1983, this books aims to guide Wordsworth students through his difficult masterpiece by reading it in continuous sequence and making its sense emerge. The special value of this commentary is that it explains the structure of The Prelude by encouraging study of the poem as a continuous whole rather than selectively looking at individual sections -- an approach that has typified modern criticism of the work. This depends upon a close attention to the careful arrangement of the verse paragraphs, all of which make an indispensable contribution to the overall thought pattern, thus leading to a fuller appreciation and understanding of the poem.