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AS/400系统操作入门 AS/400，全称Application System/400，是由IBM开发的一款中型企业级服务器系统。这个系统以其稳定性、安全性以及强大的数据库处理能力而闻名，广泛应用于金融、制造、零售等多个行业。本文将深入介绍AS/400系统的基本操作，帮助初学者快速掌握这一重要的技术平台。一、系统架构与组件 AS/400系统基于IBM i操作系统，这是一个集成化的系统，包含操作系统、数据库、中间件以及开发工具。其核心组件包括： 1. IBM i操作系统：提供系统管理、安全、网络和存储管理等功能。 2. DB2 for i：AS/400的内置数据库，支持SQL语言，具有高可用性和数据完整性。 3. RPG (Report Program Generator) 和CL (Control Language)：两种主要的编程语言，用于开发业务应用和系统脚本。二、AS/400系统启动与登录 1. 系统启动：AS/400系统启动涉及多个阶段，如硬件自检、加载操作系统等，通常通过系统操作员或远程管理工具进行监控。 2. 登录：用户可以通过5250终端模拟器或Web界面（如iSeries Navigator）登录，输入用户ID和密码进行身份验证。三、基本操作 1. 工作站管理：设置和管理用户工作站，分配权限，配置打印机和网络设备。 2. 文件与数据库管理：创建、修改和删除数据库表，执行SQL查询，进行数据备份和恢复。 3. 系统监控：通过系统日志、性能监视器跟踪系统活动，确保正常运行。 4. 安全管理：设置用户权限，控制访问级别，防止未授权访问。四、编程与开发 1. RPG：用于编写业务逻辑，支持面向过程和面向对象编程，适用于事务处理和报表生成。 2. CL：用于编写系统脚本，执行批处理任务，自动化系统管理操作。 3. ILE (Integrated Language Environment)：支持RPG、CL与其他语言（如C、Java）的混合编程，提升开发效率。五、网络与通信 AS/400系统支持多种网络协议，如TCP/IP，可与其他系统进行数据交换。通过FTP、SFTP、HTTP/HTTPS等方式进行文件传输，实现与Windows、Linux等系统的互操作。六、系统维护与更新 1. 系统升级：定期检查并安装IBM发布的系统补丁和更新，保持系统安全稳定。 2. 性能优化：根据系统负载调整资源分配，优化数据库查询，提高响应速度。 3. 灾难恢复：制定备份策略，定期备份数据，以便在系统故障时快速恢复。七、现代AS/400发展趋势随着技术进步，AS/400系统逐渐向云计算、移动应用和数据分析转型。IBM推出了IBM Power Systems，支持IBM i、AIX和Linux等操作系统，进一步扩展了AS/400的应用场景。总结，AS/400系统操作涵盖了从基础的系统管理到高级的编程开发，理解并熟练掌握这些知识，对于在企业环境中有效地使用和维护AS/400系统至关重要。通过不断学习和实践，可以成为AS/400领域的专家，为企业带来高效、稳定的IT支撑。

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<HTML> <HEAD> <META name=vsisbn content="1882419294"> <META name=vstitle content="An Introduction to AS/400 System Operations"> <META name=vsauthor content="Patrice Gapen Heidi Rothenbuehler"> <META name=vspublisher content="29th Street Press"> <META name=vspubdate content="09/01/96"> <META name=vscategory content="Hardware and Operating Systems: Operating Systems: AS/400"> <TITLE>An Introduction to AS/400 System Operations:Index</TITLE>  <STYLE type="text/css">  </STYLE> <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW">          <CENTER> <TABLE BORDER> <TR> <TD><A HREF="ewtoc.html">Table of Contents</A></TD> </TR> </TABLE> </CENTER> <H2><A NAME="Heading1"></A>Index</H2> <DL> <DD>C5250 Data Stream, 178 </DL> A <DL> <DD>*ADD data authority, 34 <DD>Addresses, 102 <DD>*ADVANCED assistance level, 20 <DD>*ALL authority, 23 <DD>*ALLOBJ special authority, 23 <DD>Architecture, 1-2 <DL> <DD>LIC, 2 <DD>storage management, 1-2 <DD>support, 1 </DL> <DD>AS/400 <DL> <DD>addresses, 102 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<DD>*USE, 23 <DD>See also Security </DL> <DD>Authorization lists (*AUTL), 31-34 <DL> <DD>authority types, 32-33 <DD>defined, 31 <DD>displaying, 32 <DD>uses for, 31 </DL> <DD>Authorized program analysis report (APAR), 144 <DD>Automatic configuration, 114 </DL> B <DL> <DD>Backup: Recovery Basic Guide, 142 <DD>Backup plans, 123-127 <DL> <DD>cleanup and, 134-136 <DD>creating, 123-127 <DD>daily, 126 <DD>diskette considerations, 130-134 <DD>examples of, 126 <DD>quarterly, 126 <DD>tape considerations, 127-130 <DD>time for, 124 <DD>weekly/monthly, 126 <DD>See also Restoring </DL> <DD>Backup Tasks menu, 138 <DD>Backups, 16 <DL> <DD>collating sequence, 130 <DD>inventory list and, 134 <DD>restricted, 138 <DD>running, 136-144 <DD>Save commands and, 124-125 <DD>save files, 139-141 <DD>setting up, 138-139 <DD>storage reclamation, 134 </DL> <DD>*BASIC assistance level, 20, 81-86 <DD>Batch jobs, 27, 28, 57 <DL> <DD>holding, 58, 64 <DD>releasing, 64-65 <DD>removing, 65 <DD>submitting, 57-58 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specific commands </DL> <DD>CL (Control Language), 8 <DD>Cleanup, 134-136 <DL> <DD>customizing, 135 <DD>ending, 135 <DD>starting, 135-136 <DD>See also Backup plan </DL> <DD>Cleanup Tasks menu, 134-136 <DL> <DD>accessing, 134, 135 <DD>illustrated, 135 </DL> <DD>Client Access for OS/400 <DL> <DD>Client Access/400 for Windows option, 174 <DD>client/server programming, 188-189 <DD>data queues, 188 <DD>data transfer/file transfer, 183-187 <DD>defined, 173-174 <DD>Extended DOS option, 174 <DD>features, 177-178 <DD>install overview, 174-175 <DD>install overview on PC, 176 <DD>ODBC, 188 <DD>PCSMENU program and, 178 <DD>Personal Communications/400, 179-180 <DD>references, 189 <DD>RUMBA/400, 179 <DD>shared folders, 181-183 <DD>starting, 177 <DD>Startup icon, 177 <DD>Submit Remote Command, 188 <DD>terminal/printer emulation, 178-180 <DD>Virtual Printer, 188 <DD>See also PC Support/400 </DL> <DD>Client Access for Windows 95, 174 <DD>Client/server programming, 188-189 <DD>CLRLIB (Clear Library) command, 134 <DD>Comma Separated Variable (CSV) format, 184 <DD>CONFIG.PCS file, 176 <DD>Control Language. 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