Month: October 2023

​So I’ve been afraid to update my Domain Controllers as we rely heavily on EIM/Kerberos for user logins. Has anyone here had issues with single signon to their IBM i server (with your Domain Controllers on latest Windows Updates)? Or anyone can confirm it’s a non-issue? submitted by /u/jordanl171[link][comments] Read More 

​In the first part of this blog, I was looking at how to get your JSON data into Db2. The next bit is what to do with it. Initially, my requirement is to process the relatively complex (read “flexible”) JSON data into something simple and readable. The data in question is taken from my Fitbit device The post Messing with JSON data in Db2 Part 2 appeared first on Triton Consulting. Read More 

​Information is still coming out about the Technology Refreshes announced yesterday. Steve Will, Chief Architect for IBM i, gave his take on these in his “You and i” blog, you can read that here. IBM has worked with COMMON North America to share two videos about these TRs: IBM i Latest and Greatest with the Business Architects Latest Db2 for i SYSTOOLS Updates for Every IBM i User by Scott Forstie, Db2 for i Business Architect, will be available to watch on Thursday October 12 at 9:00 AM (CT) You will need to register for both of these recordings. It requires a COMMON North America profile to do this, which is free to create. I am still looking out for anything else I can find out about these TRs that I will share with you on this page. Read More 

​In fact, many IT teams have been using IBM i journaling technology for audits, replication, problem determination, removal of bad updates, and high availability for years!
From its humble beginning journaling local database changes to physical files on the System/38, IBM i journaling technology has evolved to include SQL tables, the integrated file system (IFS), and even remote journaling. Read More 

​Fall 2023 IBM i Tech Refresh Brings Something For Everyone  IT Jungle Read More