In my last article I wrote: “IBM i Services allow a modern system administrator to move away from having to use 5250 emulation, not because you should, but because using IBM i services is quicker in getting the job done. In my next episode of a screen a story I am going to demo that
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@tappehl: Torbjörn Appehl Retweeted @SebJulliand: Oh boy, my first release! 🥹 Thank you for your confidence @notesofbarry 🤘 @tappehl
Oh boy, my first release! 🥹Thank you for your confidence @notesofbarry 🤘 pic.twitter.com/9HpcicLcFp— Seb J. (@SebJulliand) June 3, 2023 Read More
Become a Member – i-UG i-UG
Become a member If you are interested in joining the group, click the button to complete the membership form, indicating which level of membership you require. Join Now Membership levels Vendor membership Vendor Membership is charged at a flat, annual rate of £500. This is a low-cost sponsorship option for vendor members. In addition to… Continue reading Become a Member Read More
Coding in RPG (IBM i/AS400). Using *nopass and *omit parameter options Christian Larsen
In this RPG example video, I show you how to use the *nopass and *omit parameter options.As you know this two options can be used not only in program parameters, also you can use them in procedures, as I do in the example.Please, let me know what you think about it. Leave your comments below.Don’t forget to subscribe!#ibmi #ibm #rpg #rpgle #rpgfree #newvideo #ibmtraining #ibmcoding #rpgtraining #as400 #common #newfuntions #subprocedures 0:00 Introduction0:10 New basic program in VS Code0:40 New procedure with parameters to test the two options11:09 Testing the program in the green screen.13:56 Ending coments. Read More
CTXiUG July meeting [email protected] (Simon Hutchinson)
The next meeting of the Central Texas IBM i User Group, CTXiUG, will be on Tuesday July 11 6:30 PM (US CT). The meeting is online and free to attend.
We welcome Vern Hamberg, as our guest presenter. Having known Vern for several years I would describe him as one who knows a lot of interesting IBM i techniques, features, and functions that may be a little off the path more travelled.
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