This post is about the computing server platform called as AS400. I have been working on this for last 3.5 years and decided to come up with a post about this.Also I am planning to start an AS400 tutorial series.
AS400 or the System I
AS400 also known as the System I is a powerful midrange computing system from IBM. Initially when this was introduced way back in 1987 it was called the AS400. Later it was renamed as the eServer i Series in 2000 .IBM was not yet done with the naming that they finally gave its name System I as part of the Systems Branding Initiative in 2006.
Features
The IBM
System i platform extended the
System/38 architecture of an object-based system with an integrated
DB2 relational database. The IBM System i includes an extensive library-based operating system,
i5/OS, and is also capable of supporting multiple instances of
AIX,
Linux,
Lotus Domino,
Microsoft Windows 2000 and
Windows Server 2003.
Programming
Programming languages available for the AS/400 include
RPG,
assembly language,
C,
C++,
Pascal,
Java,
EGL,
Perl,
Smalltalk,
COBOL,
SQL,
BASIC,
PHP,
PL/I,
Python and
REXX. Several
CASE tools are available: AllFusion Plex (see *
Plex Wiki),
ADELIA,
Synon,
AS/SET,
IBM Rational Business Developer Extension,
LANSA and
ProGen Plus. The IBM System i fully supports the
Java language, including a 32-bit
Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and a 64-bit JVM.
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