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The architecture of DOS/VS RPG II involves several key components. The RPG II compiler translates source code into executable modules. The DOS/VS operating system provides the runtime environment and manages system resources.
The runtime environment executes the compiled RPG II programs. Data is stored in various file types, including sequential, indexed, and relative record files. Communication between components occurs through the operating system's interfaces.
There are no specific API endpoints or protocols exposed by DOS/VS RPG II itself. Security relies on the operating system's access controls and auditing features. The system does not have built-in encryption.
Administrative interfaces are primarily command-line based, using JCL and system commands. Monitoring and logging are handled through system logs and job output. The primary storage mechanism is the mainframe's file system.
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