General Tips
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- Adding shortcuts to the desktop with a Deployment Tool Package
- Visual LANSA Deployment Tool V12
How to use After-Install Commands to add your own shortcuts to the Desktop. - Using Fiddler for Internet troubleshooting
- LANSA for the Web
Instructions for attaining Fiddler trace details for troubleshooting. - Completely clearing out the cache in IE8
- LANSA for the Web
Uncheck Preserve Favorites website data option in IE8 to clear the browser cache. - How to access ASA 9.0.2 documentation
- Visual LANSA V11
ASA 9.0.2 is shipped in V11 without documentation but can be downloaded. - Installing LANSA on a French iSeries via emulation
- LANSA for iSeries
Special characters in program library name during French LANSA for iSeries install.
Archive
- Gathering information about LANSA
- LANSA V10 and V11
Using the 'About LANSA' feature to generate product information. - E-mailing an iSeries Spooled File
- LANSA for iSeries
How to use Client Access to email Spooled Files. - Unable to display routing table information
- LANSA for iSeries
When attempting to display LANSA Configuration information, it may fail with a message. - Data Warehousing, LANSAs Practical Solution - Part 1
- LANSA All Platforms
Data Warehousing, LANSA's Practical Solution - Part 1 - Data Warehousing, LANSAs Practical Solution - Part 2
- LANSA All Platforms
Data Warehousing, LANSA's Practical Solution - Part 2
RDML
- Using database field validations in your LANSA functions
- LANSA All Platforms
Existing database field validations can be used in a LANSA function without having to add lots of checks to individual functions. - Using LANSA fields in SELECT_SQL WHERE parameter
- LANSA All Platforms
Existing database field validations can be used in a LANSA function without having to add lots of checks to individual functions. - LANSA and SQL Tip : Subselect parameter "ANY"
-LANSA All Platforms
The "ANY" subselect parameter can be used to execute a sub-selection from another file, before carrying out a requested selection. - LANSA and SQL Tip : Scalar Built-In functions
- LANSA All Platforms
A few handy examples of scalar built-in functions in SQL. - LANSA and SQL Tip: Scalar built in functions(2)
- LANSA All Platforms
A few examples of the scalaire built in functions SUBSTR, CONCAT, MAX and MIN. - LANSA and SQL Tip : Auto-Join
- LANSA All Platforms
SQL can be used to select records from a file based on comparing values of records within the same file. - Using binary searches on workinglists in LANSA
- LANSA All Platforms
Binary searches are a quick method of finding particular values in a workinglist. - Cascading Updates and Deletes in LANSA
- LANSA All Platforms
How to cascade updates and deletes in LANSA using Triggers. - Converting numbers to alphanumeric strings using a BUILTIN function
- LANSA All Platforms
Sometimes negative numbers do not convert successfully to alphanumeric strings. There is a Builtin function available that will solve this. - Formatting numeric output in LANSA
- LANSA All Platforms
Usually when printing cheques the value is printed in words and the amount is formatted either as' $100.80', or '****100.80' instead of '0000100.80'. - Return Codes for RDML data base access commands
- LANSA All Platforms
Return codes for the various LANSA data base access commands. - Converting Digits to Words in LANSA
- LANSA for the AS/400 and LANSA for Windows
Converting a number to into the corresponding word that represents the number. - Converting an uppercase string so that just the first character in each word is uppercase
- LANSA All Platforms
RDML code that will convert a string from all uppercase to just having the first character in each word in uppercase. - The #PROMPT$FN field
- LANSA All Platforms
Multiple fields sharing a common prompt function need to use the #PROMPT$FN field.
Repository
- Function Routing in detail
- LANSA for the AS/400 and LANSA for Windows
This tip provides a more detailed view of Function Routing in LANSA and how to use it. - Creating Portable Programmed Virtual Fields
- LANSA All Platforms
Virtual fields in RDML can be created that are then portable to various platforms. - Validations ARE carried out on Pre-Determined Join Fields
- LANSA All Platforms
Validations ARE carried out on Pre-Determined Join Fields. - Identifying Built-in functions (BIFs)
- LANSA All Platforms
It is important that developers are aware of the importance of correctly identifying any BIF.
Communications
- Running the Listener in a dedicated subsystem
- LANSA for Windows, LANSA Open, LANSA Client, using TCP/IP
By default, the listener job will run in the subsystems determined by the job description of the user starting the listener. You can, however, create a subsystem to run the listener(s) in. - Command to create LANSA Listener subsystem
- LANSA for the AS/400
Creating the LANSA listener within its own subsystem by creating a user defined command and CL program to create the needed objects.