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Tuesday, May 21 • 10:30am - 11:30am
350: Maximizing the benefits of embedding SQL in your RPG code

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Many people are now integrating SQL into RPG programs & procedures. Simon will give practical examples of how you can optimize the performance of your statements & simply diagnose the feedback returned from Db2. Will include mentions of how using Views enhances this optimization process.

Learning Objectives:
1. SQL I/O methods to get data from the database faster
2. Better method to capture errors, or what happened with your SQL statements
Speakers
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Simon Hutchinson

Author, RPGPGM.COM
Simon Hutchinson has been writing his highly acclaimed IBM i blog, RPGPGM.COM, for eleven years sharing his knowledge, experience, and giving many detailed examples of the latest RPG, SQL, and CL. His work has led him to be recognized by IBM as an IBM Champion for Power and IBM i Community Advocate. He is a subject matter expert for COMMON North America and... Read More →

Tuesday May 21, 2024 10:30am - 11:30am CDT
Meeting Room 203A 1508 Houston St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
  Programming - RPG
  • Session Level Intermediate
  • Audience Any RPG programmer looking to modernize their skills by using embedded SQL within in their work in a manner that will increase the performance of their programs & procedures.

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