What is RPG and Rpgle?
In a nutshell RPGLE is synonymous with RPG IV. Nearly all RPG/400 programs may be converted to RPG IV by using the CVTRPGSRC command, so all your RPG/400 knowledge is still germaine. The colums are different. For one thing they are wider to accomodate longer field names.
What does Rpgle stand for?
abbreviation for. 1. ( Computer Science) report program generator: a business-oriented computer programming language. 2. ( Firearms, Gunnery, Ordnance & Artillery) rocket-propelled grenade.
Is RPG programming language still used?
RPG actually has quite a long history. To this day, RPG is still a very popular programming language on the IBMi operating system. RPG IV (also known as ILE RPG) is the most current version of RPG and it is a tool that provides a highly enabling programming environment for AS400 RPG Programmers.
What is the difference between RPG and Rpgle?
The terms RPG ILE and RPG IV are often used interchangeably, and in truth, they are the same product. However, there is a difference between RPG IV and RPG ILE. The way I like to explain this is that RPG IV is simply the next version of RPG. Therefore, RPG IV is ILE compliant.
Is RPG similar to COBOL?
RPG is another legacy programming language. Like COBOL, RPG was developed in the 1960s and then later evolved by IBM into its modern incarnation (RPG IV). The RPG language is used today in IBM platforms including mainframe and mid-range systems (iSeries, AS/400 or whatever brand IBM currently uses).
What language is as400 written in?
RPG
The majority of AS/400 business applications are written in RPG, tightly integrated with DB2 UDB/400. Most of those that are not are in Cobol or C/C++.
What language does IBM use?
Programming Languages Supported by the IBM i Operating System
Integrated Language Environment® (ILE) | Original Program Model (OPM) | Extended Program Model (EPM) |
---|---|---|
C++ | BASIC (PRPQ) | C |
C | CL | FORTRAN |
CL | COBOL | PASCAL (PRPQ) |
COBOL | PL/I (PRPQ) |
What type of programming language is RPG?
procedural programming language
RPG (Report Program Generator) is a programming language that originated as a report-building program used in DEC and IBM minicomputer operating systems and evolved into a fully procedural programming language. Its latest version, VisualAge RPG, is supported by IBM’s leading minicomputer system, the AS/400.