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Section 4 - Advanced RPG techniques (25%)

D DataStruct1     DS                  QUALIFIED
D  Field1                       15A   INZ('12345ABCDE12345')
D   Field2                       5A   OVERLAY(Field1)
D   Field3                       5A   OVERLAY(Field1:*NEXT)
D   Field4                       5A   OVERLAY(Field1:*NEXT)
D   Field5                      10A   OVERLAY(Field3:10)

D DataStruct2     DS                  LIKEDS(DataStruct1) INZ(*LIKEDS)

D  Name           S             20
D  Long_name      S             +5    LIKE(Name)
D  Lda_fld        S                   LIKE(Name) DTAARA(*LDA)

i += 1;

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Section 4 - Advanced RPG techniques (25%)

Given an example of a complex logical expression, determine its results

Given an example of deeply-nested logic within a sample of RPG code, determine the results of running the code

Use Data Structure arrays

Code complex D-specs (e.g., OVERLAY, coding fields without attributes, etc.)

Use modern techniques to handle numbered indicators

Determine appropriate use of system APIs

Code subprocedures

Declare and use subprocedures

Create and use multiple occurrence data structures

Use externally-described data structures

Write logic (including I/O operations) without numbered indicators

Code and use /Free format Calc specifications

Code and use Short Form expressions (e.g., + =)

Translate operation codes not supported in /Free form (e.g., MOVE, CALL, etc. into /Free form)

Use qualified Data Structures

Use pointer data types

Code and use Named Constants

Prototype program Calls

Determine appropriate use of passing parameters by value versus by reference

Prototype System APIs and C functions

Understand the ability for RPG procedures to call and be called by Java Methods

Enumerate advantages of Prototypes compared with PARM and PLIST

Determine appropriate use for prototype keywords, such as CONST, VALUE, and OPTIONS (*NOPASS, *OMIT, *VARSIZE)

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Determine appropriate use for prototype keywords, such as CONST, VALUE, and OPTIONS (NOPASS, OMIT, *VARSIZE)