Valence Developer Diaries #035 [email protected]

​Valence Developer Diaries #035

DateJanuary 10, 2024 at 10:00 AM
– January 10, 2024 at 11:00 AM
iwona.barnas@c…
Wed, 01/10/2024 – 10:24

All events are in Central Time.
 
In this session we will cover nifty tricks for using “getter” app variables and app variable expressions to add dynamic functionality to your apps. For example, enacting changes to various elements on the page as a user types into a form field, all without any back-end RPG logic necessary.
 
ACCESS PREVIOUS RECORDINGS: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUkBdgKVhG53LmkbaRZAVG42eREUA7cl-
 
JOIN THIS SESSION: https://zoom.us/j/310637589?pwd=ajEzR3hEVTQ4WVJGRnFKTE56RFNxdz09
 
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IBM DB2 Web Query Security Bulletin, January 2, 2024

​Just as you were returning to work to begin the new year, IBM published a security bulletin, alerting DB2 Web Query customers that the software is “vulnerable to a remote attacker bypassing security restrictions or executing arbitrary code, to a local authenticated attacker obtaining sensitive information, or to denial of service.” Read More 

Enumeration of constants comes to RPG [email protected] (Simon Hutchinson)

​Enumeration definitions have been added to RPG as part of the Fall Technology Refreshes, IBM i 7.5 TR3 and 7.4 TR9. This allows me to define a list, or group, of constants in one definition structure. Personally I would only include related constants in one enumeration group, but I could include all of my constants, both related and unrelated, in one group.
The definition looks very similar to how to code a data structure definition.

01 dcl-enum EnumerationName ;
02 Name1 ‘Value 1’ ;
03 Name2 ‘Value 2’ ;
04 end-enum ;

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SQL 101: DDL Recap-Converting Physical Files to SQL Tables

​The list of schemas shown at the right side of the screen will vary, but there’s a high probability that the one you want, UMADB_CHP2 (assuming you downloaded and restored to your IBM i the save file containing this library from the previous articles of this series’ downloadable source code), is not displayed.
However, the discussion won’t focus on their syntax but will instead cover how to convert physical files to SQL tables and how to create self-managing unique keys. Read More 

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