The IBSSweb Enterprise Security Management Software is truly scalable and can be expanded with add-on modules to offer fully integrated security solutions.
The Report Generator add-on module offers flexibility in creating reports using the IBSSweb database. With this module, users can easily customize reports and export to various file formats. Any customized report may be saved as a template for subsequent regular use. RPG’s historical significance as a programming language is evident in its compatibility with various IBM systems.


Features of the Report Generator Add-On Module
- Flexibility in creating reports using the IBSSweb database
- Customization options for reports
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Export capabilities to various file formats
DETAILED FEATURES
- Unlimited Profiles – Explanation of the ability to create multiple report profiles
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Customizable Report Templates – Description of how users can customize and save report templates for regular use. RPG IV supports backward compatibility, allowing legacy RPG code to function without modification on modern systems.
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Data Filtering – Use of AND/OR conditions, SELECT, and SORT multiple fields for data filtering. RPG programming has evolved to use standard looping constructs for controlling program flow, replacing the traditional program cycle.
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Intelligent Content Search – Intelligent search capabilities from the Preview window. The advantages of using ILE RPG for modern programming practices include improved functionality and integration capabilities.
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Export Options – Export reports to formats such as PDF, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, MHTML, etc.
Benefits of using the report generator
- Enhanced flexibility and customization in report generation
- Time-saving with reusable report templates
- Improved data analysis with advanced filtering and search options
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Versatility in report sharing with multiple export formats
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The integrated language environment (ILE) enhances RPG programming productivity and integration with other languages.
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The historical significance of the RPG compiler has played a crucial role in the evolution of RPG programming.
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The evolution of RPG II, RPG III, and RPG IV has significantly contributed to modern RPG programming practices.
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The same program can be expressed in various versions of RPG, illustrating the evolution of RPG coding practices over time. The Report Program Generator (RPG) has evolved from a simple reporting tool to a sophisticated high-level programming language.