Month: July 2023

​This document provides a quick way to verify if GO SAVE Option 21 was successful. This document is not intended to verify other types of backups. Read More 

​Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly IBM i Brief:  Large Enterprises Plan on Boosting Staff this Year. Power Systems Features to be Sunsetted. Open Source:  The State of Node.js Performance in 2023. The State of Internal Tools in the Enterprise. Modernization:  The Application Modernization Market to Reach 38 Billion by 2032. The Role of
The post Talsco Weekly: Power Systems Features to be Sunsetted appeared first on IBM i (AS/400, RPG) Recruiting, Staffing & Consulting. Read More 

​Earlier this week we shared how one of our clients successfully transitioned the maintenance of an important System 36-era application from busy RPG developers to a younger web developer interested in learning RPG. The heart of their strategy? Converting their fixed-format RPG code to more modular RPG Free Form. At the same time, Susan Gantner was presenting a session on using free-form RPG with the clear message that moving to RPG Free Form is critical to bringing new talent to IBM i development. In the following video, Susan refreshes your knowledge of RPG Free Form—especially the more recent free-form declarations,…
The post Next Generation Free-Form RPG with Susan Gantner appeared first on Seiden Group. Read More 

​It’s been great fun teaming up with Liam Barry Allan, Jesse Gorzinski, MBA, and other colleagues on VS Code for i, the Db2 for i… Read More 

​Very quickly, in most cases a class represents a template or a “mold” of what an object should look like from the standpoint of the design of variables and function.
And if we create a new object instance after the class variable has been updated, we get the new total along with it, as you can see when i3 invokes the output_class_var method. Read More