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Articles tagged #rpg — 6 results

27 Jul 2026 RPG

Migrating from RPG III to RPG IV

The automatic conversion works and is the right starting point. The real work begins afterwards, and it pays to know in advance where it gets stuck.

27 Jul 2026 RPG

An introduction to free-form RPG

Free-form is not RPG dressed up as another language: it is the same RPG freed from the columns. What really changes once you stop counting positions.

Software

Programming on IBM i: sources, ILE, RPG and SQL

How software is written, compiled and maintained on IBM i: sources, ILE, RPG, CL, DDS and SQL, debugging and modernisation, with IBM sources.

RPG

SQL inside programs

How to write SQL inside RPG, why SQLCODE zero does not mean everything went well, and where injection hides on this platform too.

RPG

RPG: from columns to free-form

Why old code is written in columns, what changed with free-form, and how to live with two forms of the same language in one application.

RPG

SQLCODE -305: the FETCH that stops on NULLs

Eighty-two COALESCEs are not the answer. What is left in the variables when a FETCH meets a NULL, and why ALWNULL has nothing to do with it.

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