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| − | This is intended to be a summary directory of [[CLP/400]] programming examples ... use the links from this page to the actual source code and annotations as to what we can learn from these examples.
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| − | * [[INVENGFILE]] = RUNQRY dump some file in whole or in part with [[Query]], from Menu for co-workers with restricted access.
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| − | * [[INVENGQRY]] = RUNQRY some [[Query]] definition from Menu via CLP program ... user keys in query definition of choice thanks to query being identified from one of several reference lists.
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| − | * [[INVENGVIEW]] = [[CLP]] program uses [[Query]] to Display some range of software availability on our system, from Menu for co-workers with restricted access. This is a sample program ... we can have all sorts of focused lists, such as recently modified software, most popular software, and lots more, after you see the basic princples here.
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| − | * [[SYSCMDUSNO]] = Display selected recent critical DSPLOG events that IT wants to know about
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| − | * [[XDSPOBJPGM]] = refresh *OUTFILE directory of [[Query]] definitions so that [[Query]] or other software can be used to see what software we have, to answer the age old question ... do we have a program or [[Query]] that does ___X?
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| − | * [[XDSPGMETC]] = submit [[XDSPOBJPGM]] to JOBQ
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| − | * [[WHO BAD]] = identify resource hogs - jobs eating unfair share of system resources (CPU %)
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