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Tuesday, October 5 • 1:30pm - 2:30pm
RPG User Defined Functions & Table Functions

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RPG is the best language in the world for writing business rules. But what happens when you want to use those business rules from SQL? Or from a web application that accesses your business logic through SQL? DB2 for i lets you write User Defined Functions (UDFs) in high level languages like RPG. UDFs can be called from SQL statements run from anywhere, including ad-hoc queries, SQL run from web applications, and SQL run from the embedded SQL precompilers used by RPG and other languages._x000D_ _x000D_ UDFs can even return a table (often called a UDTF, User Defined Table Function) which lets them do the same sort of work that a stored procedure would do -- but unlike stored procedures, they can return result sets to any language, including PHP, Java, .NET and embedded SQL written in ILE RPG._x000D_ _x000D_ UDFs are a powerful tool for any programmer's toolbox.

Learning Objectives:
1. Why User Defined Functions Are Useful_x000D_ 2. How to A User Defined Function in RPG_x000D_ 3. How to code a User Defined Table Function in RPG

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Scott Klement

Development & Solutions Architect, Midrange Dynamics
Scott volunteers as a member of COMMON's Board of Directors, Strategic Education Team, Certification Committee and Innovation Awards. He is the author of around 1000 articles and a dozen open source projects. Scott's efforts to help out the IBM i Community have resulted in dozens... Read More →


Tuesday October 5, 2021 1:30pm - 2:30pm CDT
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