When reading from a record format in a physical or logical file it is often handy to map fields from that format to array elements. This article shows you how.
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AVR for .NET arrays: arrays as arguments
You can easily pass an AVR for .NET array, as an argument, to subroutines and functions. This article explains how and reveals a "gotcha"!
AVR for .NET arrays: methods and properties
Arrays in AVR are instances of .NET's System.Array class. This article explains some of the ways you can use AVR for .NET array methods and properties.
AVR for .NET arrays: dynamically-sized arrays
AVR for .NET's dynamically-sized ranked arrays let array element sizes be determined at runtime. This article explains how to use ranked arrays.
AVR for .NET arrays: the basics
Storing data in arrays is a key way to implement effective and efficient algorithms. This article series takes a look at the different ways you can use arrays in AVR for .NET. This article explains AVR for .NET array basics.
Program described MemoryFiles with ASNA Visual RPG
The MemoryFile is one of ASNA Visual RPG's (AVR) most frequently used objects. The MemoryFile is a programming interface that wraps .NET's System.Data.DataSet. It allows rows to be written to an underlying DataTable with the RPG Write operation. This article discusses the two ways to define a MemoryFile.
How to convert date values to numeric values
This article provides a quick tip on how to convert an AVR for .NET date data type to a numeric value.