IBM i PTF Guide, Volume 23, Number 29

Welcome to the latest edition of the IBM i PTF Guide. In this week’s edition, you will find updated microcode for Firmware 860. The latest service pack 860.A0 is now available for System firmware level SC860 and SV860. You can find more at this link.

Also, IBM is announcing PTFs MH01895 and MH01896, which are an ifix for HMC V9 R1 M942. You can find out more in this link.

Here is the rundown of PTF Groups by IBM i release level:

PTF Groups 7.4:

HIPERs
Db2 for IBM i
IBM Db2 Mirror for i

PTF Groups

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I am considering a feature in Code for #ibmi that id love some opinions on. Editing certain objects, but as JSON. For example, where we’d used WRKBNDDIRE to edit a binding directory – imaging opening that object as a JSON file and manually editing the contents. What do you think?

I am considering a feature in Code for #ibmi that id love some opinions on. Editing certain objects, but as JSON. For example, where we’d used WRKBNDDIRE to edit a binding directory – imaging opening that object as a JSON file and manually editing the contents. What do you think?

– Liam barry Allan (@notesofbarry)10:38 – Jul 18, 2021

Guru: One-Shot Requests and Quoted Column Names

If I had a dollar for every time someone has asked me to query data for them over the years, I could have retired already. (I did not say I would have, but that I could have.) It’s nice when the users can retrieve the information they need to do their jobs without help from IT, but when a request is too complex for them, I’m always glad to help.

I’ve used many tools over the years for one-shot requests for raw data. These days my tool of choice is the Run SQL Scripts tool, which is part of IBM

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005 Dungeons, Dragons and Databases with IBM i Chief Architect Steve Will

005 On this episode we are so excited to welcome Steve Will, Chief Architect, IBM i Operating System.  Steve has been with IBM most of his career and he takes us on a journey back in time and shares how the IBM i got its start and why the IBM i is the best platform to run your business today.     Steve’s contact information and social: Steve Will/Rochester/IBM@IBMUS, [email protected] @Steve_Will_IBMi on Twitter Blog: http://bit.ly/You_and_i_blogOne incredible Th(i)ng!  Products, gadgets, recipes, music or things we are loving right now.    Tony’s picks for this week: Mass Effect Legendary Edition https://www.ea.com/games/mass-effect/mass-effect-legendary-editionPeg’s pick for the week:   Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_and_Prejudicehttps://www.amazon.com/Pride-Prejudice-Restored-Colin-Firth/dp/B00364K6YWSteve’s pick for the week: If it’s OK, I’d say the One Thing I’m Loving at the moment is FINALLY getting to be around my family: in particular, I’ve had grandchildren stay at our house the past two weekends, and spending time as a Grandpa is something I LOVE!Upcoming Events:COMMON iNISIGHT 2021 July 27-29 is an online learning opportunity with over 70 presentations.  And the best part – it is FREE to all COMMON members! POWERUp21 October 4-7 in Virginia Beach, VA.   This event is LIVE onsite and simulcast over the web.  Don’t forget to pack your swimsuit! POWERUp21 Call for Presentations – interested in presenting?  Reach out COMMON’s education manager, Ian Cartwright,  [email protected] or check out this video for more information. This episode is sponsored by… COMMON https://www.common.org/home Midrange Dynamics Change Management Software – Built for IBM i modernization! https://www.midrangedynamics.com/   Interested in sharing your IBM i story?  Want to sponsor the podcast?  We want to hear from you!  Reach out to Peg at [email protected]

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