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Latest revision as of 20:19, 5 August 2007
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Contents
- 1 Section 5 - RPG performance and exception/error handling (9%)
- 1.1 Given user requirements, design and create physical and logical data relationships
- 1.2 Diagnose and resolve User Errors
- 1.3 Diagnose and correct application errors
- 1.4 Diagnose and correct system errors
- 1.5 Diagnose and eliminate errors for date data types and arithmetic overflow
- 1.6 Given a simple performance problem, determine appropriate course of action
- 1.7 Code and use INFDS, INFSR, SDS, and *PSSR
- 1.8 Code and use Monitor operation code blocks
Section 5 - RPG performance and exception/error handling (9%)
Given user requirements, design and create physical and logical data relationships
Diagnose and resolve User Errors
Diagnose and correct application errors
Diagnose and correct system errors
Diagnose and eliminate errors for date data types and arithmetic overflow
Given a simple performance problem, determine appropriate course of action
Code and use INFDS, INFSR, SDS, and *PSSR
Code and use Monitor operation code blocks
monitor; result = field1 / field2; on-error *all; result = 0; endmon;
