When working with database schemas in ACS, users will notice that IBM has added a “Call in Run SQL Scripts” action for procedures. Users will notice that the wheel on the mouse behaves differently (hopefully better) when using the Visual Explain feature of Run SQL Scripts, according to the release notes.
IBM also added support for various query artifacts, including OLAP and CASE expressions VALUES queries derived tables and JOIN clauses, among others. IBM has also improved the performance of filtering in the proposal list and added support for “intelligent positioning” of the cursor within Content Assist. Within a SQL statement, when a proposal is selected, the user will see the next expected change highlighted when using Content Assist. The Content Assist feature of Run SQL Scripts has been bolstered in several ways, including the use of the F4 button as an alternate method of activating a shortcut support for providing syntax proposals and support for built-in functions in the database. Let’s start with the improvements to Run SQL Scripts, which is an increasingly popular utility in ACS that leverages the power of SQL and the integrated Db2 for i database. There are enhancements to Run SQL Scripts, new 5250 viewing options, and a performance boost for viewing selected files on the IFS with version 1.1.8.5, among other mostly minor updates.Īccording to the release notes associated with the new iteration of ACS, IBM made a handful of changes with version 1.1.8.5. IBM last week introduced a new release of Access Client Solutions (ACS), the popular IBM i client that’s used by administrators, programmers, and engineers alike.
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