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-- Subject: See Collection Services (CS) config and query CS data with SQL | |
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-- Author: Scott Forstie | |
-- Date : September, 2023 | |
-- Email : [email protected] | |
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-- This Gist is a two-fer: |
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-- Subject: DBE in a box | |
-- Author: Scott Forstie | |
-- Date : August, 2023 | |
-- Features Used : This Gist uses SQL PL, qsys2.SYSTEM_STATUS_INFO_basic, systools.lprintf, qsys2.sysixadv, qsys2.sysindexes, QSYS2.SYSINDEXSTAT, SYSTOOLS.ACT_ON_INDEX_ADVICE, QSYS2.RESET_TABLE_INDEX_STATISTICS and SYSTOOLS.REMOVE_INDEXES | |
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-- Note: | |
-- 1) Indexes are not free, and care should be taken when deciding whether an index is worth creating | |
-- 2) Indexes are not free, and care should be taken to understand whether adequate system resources are available before creating additional indexes | |
-- 3) Indexes are not free, and care should be taken to establish a well trained Database Engineer (DBE) responsible for your IBM i partitions | |
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// I recently get asked how to read a small PDF document into a BLOB and pass it as parameter | |
// to another function or procedure | |
// 1. When working with embedded SQL character host variables can only be used up to 32k | |
// Larger data (up to 16 MB - RPG restriction) | |
// can be read into a LOB-Variable defined with the SQLTYPE keyword | |
// 2. Unfortunately the SQLTYPE Keyword cannot be used in a Prototype or Procedure Interface | |
// 3. But the SQL precompiler generates for the LOB variable a data structure with an | |
// UNS(4) Subfield _LEN and | |
// CHAR(xxx) Subfield _DATA |
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-- Subject: Using initAuto to find uninitialized variable problems in ILE code | |
-- Author: Scott Forstie | |
-- Date : June, 2023 | |
-- Features Used : This Gist uses SQL PL, INCLUDE, Change Program (CHGPGM) CL command, qsys2.joblog_info, qsys2.program_info, qsys2.qcmdexc, and QSYS2.BOUND_MODULE_INFO | |
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-- A) Programmers use declared variables and structures to facilitate program logic. | |
-- B) Programmers should always initialize or assign declared variables and structures to contain known and expected values. | |
-- C) Programmers sometime miss step B. | |
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-- This Gist shows how the IBM i Optimizing Translator can help. |
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-- Subject: The request... return SQL services detail using JSON. | |
-- Author: Scott Forstie | |
-- Date : April, 2023 | |
-- Features Used : This Gist uses qsys2.syscolumns2, listagg(), rtrim(), dynamic SQL, SQL PL, PIPE | |
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-- Note: | |
-- When someone asks you to return Db2 for i data "as JSON", they probably want you | |
-- to publish a JSON document, which contains good key names and of course, the data. | |
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-- Subject: Audit Journal Management | |
-- Author: Scott Forstie | |
-- Date : March, 2023 | |
-- Features Used : This Gist uses qsys2.security_info, qsys2.journal_info, qsys2.object_statistics, qsys2.qcmdexc, CTEs, sysibmadm.env_sys_info, and SYSTOOLS.split | |
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-- Notes: | |
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-- 1) There are many configuration options to consider using when establishing the Audit Journal, this Gist uses SQL to examine some of the most important choices. | |
-- 2) Its important to have a retention strategy for audit journal - journal receivers |
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-- Retrieve the IFS file with GET_CLOB_FROM_FILE | |
-- Replace & with & | |
-- Write a new IFS file with the same name as the original file and replace the existing IFS file | |
Call Qsys2.Ifs_Write_Utf8(Path_Name => '/Home/Dir1/Dir2/YourIfsFile.csv', | |
Line => Replace(Get_Clob_From_File('/Home/Dir1/Dir2/YourIfsFile.csv'), | |
'&', '&'), | |
Overwrite => 'REPLACE', | |
End_Of_Line => 'NONE'); |
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-- Question in an Forum: I have a table/file which has duplicate records (Lets say there are 10 fields in a record). | |
-- Out of which, if 5 fields put together are same across more than 1 record, then it is considered as a duplicate). | |
-- I need to delete those duplicate records alone using a SQL statement embedded in a SQLRPGLE program. | |
-- 1. Solution with a Cursor in embedded SQL (using a Common Table Expression for determining the duplicate rows!) | |
**Free | |
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
CTl-Opt DatFmt(*ISO) Option(*NoDebugIO); | |
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DCL-S GblRRN Int(20); |
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-- UDF - Check eMail Address: | |
-- Parameters: ParEmail => EMail Address | |
-- Returns: 0 = Invalid eMail Address / 1 = valid eMail Address | |
-- In Release 7.5 the new Boolean Datatype could be used for the Return Value | |
-- Attention: There might be better regular expression patterns for checking eMail addresses | |
Create or Replace Function YourSchema.CheckEmail (ParEMail Varchar(256)) | |
Returns Integer | |
Language SQL | |
Modifies SQL Data |
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-- Subject: The request... use SQL to determine if the DDM/DRDA server was active, and if not, start it. | |
-- Author: Scott Forstie | |
-- Date : June, 2022 | |
-- Features Used : This Gist uses QSYS2.ACTIVE_JOB_INFO, BOOLEAN, QSYS2.QCMDEXC scalar function, CTE, case expression | |
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-- Is the DDM/DRDA listener active? (If at IBM i 7.4 or earlier) | |
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select count(*) as DDM_DRDA_Listener_Active |
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