In the fast-paced world of application development, efficiency and simplicity are key to creating robust and maintainable code. One common roadblock to achieving these goals is code redundancy. Writing the same code, again and again, hampers developer productivity and introduces the risk of errors. Code redundancy can not only consume valuable time and resources but
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Custom Node.js Module with Profound API Brian May
Profound.js and Profound API offer powerful low-code environments for building applications, but what if you need to go beyond the provided features? In this blog, we’ll explore the creation of a custom Node.js module within the Profound ecosystem, allowing you to extend functionality and enhance reusability. Building Beyond Low Code While Profound.js and Profound API
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Practical SQL: More Change Management
To recap, in the previous article I presented an SQL statement that used the services mentioned already and a LEFT OUTER JOIN to provide a simple view of the objects and their source:
That article made use of some of the DB2 for i services, including the table function OBJECT_STATISTICS and the view BOUND_MODULE_INFO . Read More
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Can SMP stand for System May Plod?!?! Kent Milligan – IBM Technology Expert Labs
When our IBM Technology Expert Labs team was engaged by the client to determine the root cause of these system performance spikes, they found that the high CPU usage peaks were a result of multiple queries on the system using parallel processing.
The improper usage of Db2 SMP occurs when it’s enabled systemwide instead of selectively applying parallel processing to long-running queries and database operations in specific jobs. Read More
