CL Programming for IBM i

Discover the power of CL programming (Control Language) – the hidden engine behind many of the most stable and business-critical IBM i environments. This course is for you who want to take real control of automation, efficiency, and system management.

 

Date: September 8-10, 2026
Location: Solna
Instructor: Åke H. Olsson
Cost: SEK 25,000 (excl. VAT)

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Learn from experts

Gain practical knowledge directly from the Nordic region’s most experienced IBM i instructors.
You will learn the fundamentals for real – not just the theory.

Build real competence

Practical exercises and real-world examples from operating environments.
You will acquire skills that can be used directly on the job.

Diploma and merit

Upon completion of the course, you will receive a diploma confirming your proficiency in CLP programming.
A valuable step in your IT career.

About the Course

CL is still one of the fastest and most efficient ways to:
  • Automate tasks
  • Control batch jobs and process flows
  • Integrate programs, APIs, and system commands
  • Troubleshoot and understand what happens “under the hood” in IBM i
By mastering CL, you not only gain a new technical skill – you acquire a tool that makes you a significantly more independent and valuable resource in your organization.
All theory is interspersed with clear examples, exercises, and practical tips that can be directly applied in your daily work.

Course Structure:

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Basic syntax and structure

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Variables, loops, conditions, and program flows

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Job management, library management, and system commands

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How to create robust and reusable CL programs

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Modern CL development in a hybrid world

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Best practices from real IBM i environments

Cost: SEK 25,000 (excl. VAT)

10% Discount for Members of Common Sweden & Common Norway
Åke H. Olsson

Åke H. Olsson

IBM i Architect

Over 40 years of experience with the IBM i and Power platform, with deep expertise in system architecture, database design, and application modernization. He is known for his practical teaching style and his ability to make complex IBM i technology understandable and applicable in real-world projects.