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In my previous article, I discussed the goals I had set out for our programming group and how those goals helped determine the skills that I was looking for among the candidates for a job in our company. One of those goals was to encourage the use of SQL among our programmers for database I/O.
There are lots of reasons for this, including the facts that SQL is a standard database access language that can be used across many systems and programming languages and that the SQL query engine is the only one that IBM is enhancing on the IBM i to improve efficiency in data access.
Determine the system values defined for your system.
Written by Bruce Vining
I recently received a note from Paul T. asking "if there is an API which will retrieve a list of system values and their current values." To this I (all too quickly) referred him to the Retrieve System Values (QWCRSVAL) API, which retrieves the value associated with a list of one or more system values. Paul then got back to me with, "I was looking for something that would return the list of system values available"—which I admit is in his original question, but was totally missed by me.